Finally:
They're Ready for Loving Homes
In February the ASPCA rescued hundreds of cats from the overrun Florida sanctuary known as Caboodle Ranch. Back then, very few of these cats were healthy-- and some were gravely ill.
But over the next six months, we were able to nurse these cats back to health. That was no small feat, but cases like these are why the ASPCA exists. Our organization is equipped to take on massive challenges like the Caboodle case, and it's all because of our generous members.
Case in point: The Caboodle operation has involved more than:
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550 responders and 85,000 man-hours |
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142,000 cans of wet cat food |
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7,900 pounds of dry cat food |
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139,000 pounds of cat litter |
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3,500 doses of flea-and-tick preventive |
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5,000 doses of antibiotics |
And of course, the ASPCA's work for cruelty victims goes far beyond caring for their immediate physical needs. The ASPCA also fought in court to ensure the Caboodle cats could find loving homes. And in late July, our dreams for these cats came true: A judge ruled that we could place them with wonderful families.
The adoption events for these cats are set for August 11 and 12, and we're racing against the clock to prepare these pets for adoption --the final chapter of our work for these animals.
The Caboodle cats have come such a long way, and their journey--and the journeys of the millions of other animals the ASPCA has assisted--has been possible thanks to members like you . With your support, the ASPCA is able to rescue animals in need across the country. Your gift today will help us place all cats in need in the loving homes they deserve, and help us rescue the countless animals still waiting for our help.