URGENT: Over 200 Hungry Mouths to Feed

Better Together Animal Alliance (BTAA) is providing urgent support to nearly 250 cats in three separate cases of overpopulation. Many of the cats are domesticated and need emergency food, water, and medical care.  

We are calling on our community to help us provide compassionate care to these cats and kittens during this urgent situation,” said Mandy Evans, Executive Director of BTAA. “By partnering with caregivers, we can ensure these cats don’t go hungry, provide them with spay and neuter services to prevent continued overpopulation, and vaccinate each animal to protect them at this vulnerable time.”

Donations of adult cat food are needed to keep these cats healthy while long-term care plans are put in place. Monetary donations are needed to help cover the cost of vaccines, veterinary care, and spay/neuter surgeries.

How to Help:

• Donate Dry Adult Cat Food: Drop off unopened bags of cat food at BTAA, 870 Kootenai Cutoff Rd, Ponderay, ID. Or donate through Walmart, North 40, Petco, or our Chewy Wishlist. 

• Make a Monetary Contribution: Donate to this campaign or call 208-265-7297, ext. 100 to give directly toward the care of these cats.

• Spread the Word: Share this message and help us rally community support for these cats and their caregivers.

• Adopt a Cat: Adopting a feline companion helps free up shelter space so that BTAA can intake vulnerable cats and find them new homes.

“Every bag of food, every dollar, every share makes a difference,” added Evans. 

Four kittens brought to BTAA in need of help.