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2016 Review
Check out our 2016 summary! Thank you to all our volunteers, adopters, supporters, partners, Trifecta Sponsors and donors!
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In Memory of Gilda
Some days you get smacked in the face with an event that you just didn’t think could happen so soon. Such was the case on 1.31.13. Gilda McCauley (board member, foster, rescuer, adoption coordinator and friend) lost a short, but fierce, battle with cancer the evening of January 31, 2013. She passed away in the…
Save the Date: Milltown Grand Opening!
The time is finally here! It’s time for the grand opening of our Milltown adoption center! The Nitty Gritty Who: You’re invited! And so are your friends, family and kids! What: We want to give you a warm welcome to our new adoption center. This grand opening/open house is free-of-charge and will feature: Facility tours…
Special Adoption – Smokey & AnneMarie
We never give up, but some cats are considered to be “long timers” and we do everything we can to keep them as happy as possible. This entry is about two cats we thought might be “long timers” … boy were we wrong! Smokey – shy, all grey boy who was nothing like his outgoing…
13 Years and Counting
Way back in 2010, this sweet and sassy calico was rescued with her 5 babies (affectionately called “the meepers”) from a community cat colony. Everyone was acclimated to indoor living, vetted and then the real work began: finding loving homes for them all. With A LOT of support from friends, family, and animal rescue superstars…
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Rescue Gone Wrong
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”][et_pb_row admin_label=”row”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text” background_layout=”light” text_orientation=”left” use_border_color=”off” border_color=”#ffffff” border_style=”solid”] As many of you may have heard, 86 animals were found living in deplorable conditions in a condo in West New York, NJ. All the animals were housed in one room, most of them in cages. Well, surely it must have been a large room?…