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An up close look at what we do...

Ever wonder what our dedicated volunteers do on a daily basis in the City of Bordentown?  Well throughout the city are a number of feral cat colonies that our volunteers visit every morning.  There you'll find the kitties who are accustomed to the outdoors and unable to be domesticated enough to be adopted, so our vounteers provide daily feedings to help them weather the elements and stave off hunger.

Our volunteer Wendy said it best in her own words,  "Last week I took a camera with me so everyone could see what I see when I walk around in the early morning, like a crazy person, in the rain, sleet and snow, with a big stupid smile on my face..."

















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