Our Needs

Please help all the kittens and adult cats, and on occasion puppies and dogs. The most important everyday needs for the kittens and cats will include food (both wet and dry), lots of litter, toys and beds. Please help in any way you can. Gift cards to Costco Wholesale Club, Chewy, and Amazon, or gas cards are greatly appreciated.

We are registered with Chewy. Click on the link to see the items we are in need of

https://www.chewy.com/g/kittie-corral_b76894011

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Cats available for Sponsorship

Would you like to help a special kittie but can’t provide a home?

How about a sponsorship?

Kittie Corral has kitties with special medical needs that require life-long medical care. You can help take care of them with a donation, and a sponsorship will let you choose the special kittie that has tugged at your heart.

Kittie Corral DOES NOT euthanize healthy animals. Every effort is made to do whatever it takes to bring these kitties to an adoptable state, however, when this is not possible, Kittie Corral does everything possible to ensure the cat’s survival.

MILO

This precious loving baby is “Milo.” He and his siblings came to us as tiny 6 week young babies that have had a lifetime of sickness. Through the years it has been a constant battle with Urinary Tract Infections and vomiting. With years of treatments, tests, and prescription foods, Milo has overcome all the urinary dysfunctions, however, has been diagnosed with IBS with his intestines bunched up. With all of the vomiting, he has been on medications and prescription foods to help. Thus, he can no longer be adopted.

Rusty

This precious boy came to us battered and abused, skinny, and extremely reluctant to let any human get near him. After months of non-stop daily interaction, we were able to get him vetted and learned he had been severely abused. But it didn’t stop there. Rusty has also been diagnosed with having urinary crystals and tested positive for Feline AIDS. Due to his trauma and conditions, he has been placed on a prescription diet and can no longer be adopted.

Whiskers

This gentle giant of 20 pounds has pancreatitis and is nearly 12 years young. With medications and prescription foods, it’s challenging to adopt out a special needs geriatric kittie, so we have decided to take care of Whiskers and he can no longer be adopted.

Princess

Princess was rescued at just 2 days young out of the hands of death. From this time, Princess has had a very difficult life. With having pneumonia multiple times in her first year of life, and no relief with antibiotics and prednisolone, Princess was assessed by specialists who determined her right lung had collapsed. Princess would now be on nebulizer treatments for the remainder of her life and will no longer be able to be adopted.

Olivia

Olivia came to us as an unhealthy kitten and has suffered gastrointestinal issues her entire life. Skip forward to today and being a geriatric kittie, her care will continue to the end of life. Therefore, she will remain with the rescue for the remainder of her life and will no longer be able to be adopted.

Artemis

Artemis, an Alaskan Husky, came to us abused and neglected. She has severe incontinence and was recently diagnosed with cancer. With the medical diagnoses she is no longer adoptable.

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