u/Catandkittenlover

just wanted to come on here and say thank you… like genuinely, from the bottom of my heart.
I posted asking for help with cat food and supplies, not really knowing what to expect, and you all showed up in a way that honestly overwhelmed me (in the best way). Packages started arriving, and every single one felt like a little reminder that people really do care — not just about me, but about these cats too.
Because of you, I’m able to keep feeding them, keep them comfortable, and keep doing what I can to help them stay safe and cared for. That might not sound huge to some people, but out here, it makes all the difference.
I’ve attached some pictures of everything that’s come in so far. Please know none of it is taken for granted. Every bag of food, every can, every little supply — it all matters more than you probably realize.
Thank you for trusting me, thank you for helping the cats, and thank you for being kind. Seriously.

just wanted to come on here and say thank you… like genuinely, from the bottom of my heart.
I posted asking for help with cat food and supplies, not really knowing what to expect, and you all showed up in a way that honestly overwhelmed me (in the best way). Packages started arriving, and every single one felt like a little reminder that people really do care — not just about me, but about these cats too.
Because of you, I’m able to keep feeding them, keep them comfortable, and keep doing what I can to help them stay safe and cared for. That might not sound huge to some people, but out here, it makes all the difference.
I’ve attached some pictures of everything that’s come in so far. Please know none of it is taken for granted. Every bag of food, every can, every little supply — it all matters more than you probably realize.
Thank you for trusting me, thank you for helping the cats, and thank you for being kind. Seriously.

Right now, I’m actively doing cat rescue work in Somerset, Kentucky, and kitten season has hit harder than anything I’ve ever seen. Abandoned litters, injured strays, cats attacked by wildlife, and constant emergency situations have completely overwhelmed local resources—because there basically aren’t any.

I work full-time and fund most of this rescue work out of pocket while we work toward becoming a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Every month I transport 10–12 cats for TNR (spay/neuter/vaccines), care for fosters, and respond to urgent calls for abandoned or sick cats. I’m currently feeding 20–30 colony and stray cats consistently, plus caring for 2 fosters and my own 4 cats.

To keep everything going, I’ve put together a wishlist of supplies that are used constantly:

Canned/wet food (highest priority)

Dry food

Cat litter (we go through an extreme amount with kittens + fosters)

Basic care and rescue supplies

Everything on the list goes directly to cats in need—fosters, colony cats, and emergency rescues. Nothing is wasted, and everything gets used immediately.

I also help local pet owners who are struggling and can’t afford food or vet care, because the need here is that widespread right now.

If you’re able to help, even one small item makes a real difference. If not, sharing this post or leaving encouragement still helps more than you know.

Somerset has very limited support for animal rescue, which is why I’m trying to build something sustainable here—but right now, we’re just trying to keep up with the crisis in front of us.

Thank you for reading, and thank you for caring about these cats. 🐾

https://www.walmart.com/lists/holiday-wishlist/2c122d43-32a3-41d9-9778-d2831319f1c0

🚨 Kitten Season in Somerset, KY — We Are Overwhelmed and Need Community Help 🚨

Right now, I’m actively doing cat rescue work in Somerset, Kentucky, and kitten season has hit harder than anything I’ve ever seen. Abandoned litters, injured strays, cats attacked by wildlife, and constant emergency situations have completely overwhelmed local resources—because there basically aren’t any.

I work full-time and fund most of this rescue work out of pocket while we work toward becoming a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Every month I transport 10–12 cats for TNR (spay/neuter/vaccines), care for fosters, and respond to urgent calls for abandoned or sick cats. I’m currently feeding 20–30 colony and stray cats consistently, plus caring for 2 fosters and my own 4 cats.

To keep everything going, I’ve put together a wishlist of supplies that are used constantly:

Canned/wet food (highest priority)

Dry food

Cat litter (we go through an extreme amount with kittens + fosters)

Basic care and rescue supplies

Everything on the list goes directly to cats in need—fosters, colony cats, and emergency rescues. Nothing is wasted, and everything gets used immediately.

I also help local pet owners who are struggling and can’t afford food or vet care, because the need here is that widespread right now.

If you’re able to help, even one small item makes a real difference. If not, sharing this post or leaving encouragement still helps more than you know.

Somerset has very limited support for animal rescue, which is why I’m trying to build something sustainable here—but right now, we’re just trying to keep up with the crisis in front of us.

Thank you for reading, and thank you for caring about these cats. 🐾

https://www.walmart.com/lists/holiday-wishlist/2c122d43-32a3-41d9-9778-d2831319f1c0