Pawsitive Alliance is hosting
a virtual Kitten Shower!
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Our virtual Kitten Shower launches Mother’s Day, May 8, and runs through May 31!
We need your help to keep hundreds of homeless kittens and their mamas fed, safe, and warm!
It's Kitten Season, that time of year when unaltered cats are feeling frisky and having multiple litters of kittens.
Throughout the Kitten Shower, we are collecting essential supplies like kitten formula, heating pads, litter, feline milk replacement, and many other items to help kittens thrive to adulthood and keep their mamas strong.
We hope you can pawrticipate, and it’s easy to! Visit our Amazon wish list which has a comprehensive list of items needed by our partners and the individual caretakers we serve, or make a monetary donation to support these life-saving efforts today so we can fill in supply needs! We encourage you to visit the websites and Facebook pages of our amazing partner organizations* serving cats and kittens in the Yakima Valley, and get to know the great work they’re doing! You can even collect items off their wish lists like blankets and toys and deliver items to them directly (note their drop-off hours and locations).
Then, keep an eye on our Facebook page during the Kitten Shower to see kittens and mamas who are thriving thanks to your generous donations!
Kitten Season in the Yakima Valley typically runs from May through October where, as the weather warms, unaltered female cats go into heat. Female cats can have up to three litters per year with an average of four to eight kittens per litter, those kittens can reproduce and have their first litter at just four months of age; this fast reproduction cycle leads to a boom in the kitten population, overwhelming any cat caretaker who then turns to our area shelter and rescues for help.
* All collected items will support cat rescue efforts. Participating groups include:
Pawsitive Alliance
Underground Community Cat Rescue
Yakima Humane Society (Amazon wish list)
Yakima Valley Pet Rescue (wish list)
PS Kittens are sweet but pet overpopulation is ugly; please spay or neuter your cat and dog today! Information on low-cost and spay and neuter services can also be found on our Spay/Neuter Help page.
It's Kitten Season, that time of year when unaltered cats are feeling frisky and having multiple litters of kittens.
Throughout the Kitten Shower, we are collecting essential supplies like kitten formula, heating pads, litter, feline milk replacement, and many other items to help kittens thrive to adulthood and keep their mamas strong.
We hope you can pawrticipate, and it’s easy to! Visit our Amazon wish list which has a comprehensive list of items needed by our partners and the individual caretakers we serve, or make a monetary donation to support these life-saving efforts today so we can fill in supply needs! We encourage you to visit the websites and Facebook pages of our amazing partner organizations* serving cats and kittens in the Yakima Valley, and get to know the great work they’re doing! You can even collect items off their wish lists like blankets and toys and deliver items to them directly (note their drop-off hours and locations).
Then, keep an eye on our Facebook page during the Kitten Shower to see kittens and mamas who are thriving thanks to your generous donations!
Kitten Season in the Yakima Valley typically runs from May through October where, as the weather warms, unaltered female cats go into heat. Female cats can have up to three litters per year with an average of four to eight kittens per litter, those kittens can reproduce and have their first litter at just four months of age; this fast reproduction cycle leads to a boom in the kitten population, overwhelming any cat caretaker who then turns to our area shelter and rescues for help.
* All collected items will support cat rescue efforts. Participating groups include:
Pawsitive Alliance
Underground Community Cat Rescue
Yakima Humane Society (Amazon wish list)
Yakima Valley Pet Rescue (wish list)
PS Kittens are sweet but pet overpopulation is ugly; please spay or neuter your cat and dog today! Information on low-cost and spay and neuter services can also be found on our Spay/Neuter Help page.
