The need is overwhelming. To manage the flow, we make referrals and donate funds to non-profit organizations who help. We assist indigent persons with basic necessities. The funds at our disposal at a given time determine whether an animal on the street can be rehabilitated. Foster homes who shoulder the cost of helping animal after animal and people who assist strays on the street deserve our support.
Cats struggle daily to survive in alleys, behind restaurants, around dumpsters, and in parks.
While working with homeless cats, Harkin and others took note of people in distressed neighborhoods and their lack of basic necessities. For example, the man who was being evicted and didn't have anywhere to take his cat. To see WHS's foster cat page on their website, click here . The majority of our rescued animals are abandoned and need medical attention beyond the basics. ASAP is grateful for donations to cover veterinary costs and a myriad of other expenses to help animals, people who help animals, and indigent people.