Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animals

Mission: To provide shelter and loving care for felines made homeless due to the terminal illness, incapacitation or death of their owners; and to educate the public about the importance of planning for the ongoing care of their beloved companion animals should a time come when they are no longer able to do so themselves.

Target demographics: Older felines made homeless due to the terminal illness, incapacitation or death of their owners.

Direct beneficiaries per year: Older felines at risk for euthansia and the humans who loved them dearly.

Geographic areas served: Arizona

Programs: The "Senior Citizens and Senior Kittizens" Program, a long-term foster program that places older felines in homes with elder persons where both can benefit from the companionship; The Feline Guardian Program, a pre-arranged lifetime care plan for cat owners without trusted family or friends to care for any cat that outlives them; A Retirement Home and Hospice program for older felines with chronic or terminal health conditions; and an Adoption Program for older cats that helps with future vet care expenses.