Parkside’s Kitty Committee
Parkside Psychiatric Hospital & Clinic is a nonprofit organization that strives to provide outstanding mental health and support services. Some of Parkside’s employees have extended their love for taking care of patients to a love for taking care of cats as well. Feral cats have become cohabitants in the neighborhood around Parkside and on our property, bringing to our attention that they need to be cared for. In addition to developing a feeding schedule and arranging shelter for the cats, we have put together a Kitty Committee to decide on how to prevent further growth in the population by spaying and neutering, as well as developing a plan for aftercare after these procedures take place. As much as we want to take care of our furry friends, there are costs in caring for these cool cats. We estimate the cost of care for each cat is approximately $40 a month. The cost of spaying and neutering is $20 per cat. We have between 8 to 12 cats! Our hopes in this process, is that all the cats are spayed and neutered with a healthy healing process, they may continue to be loved and cared for, and that if possible, they may be adopted by a caring family. If you are interested in helping in any way, please feel free to donate. If you are interested in adopting, please let us know. At this time, all of the cat population has been spayed or neutered and appear to be healthy. Six kittens were successfully placed in 2021. The members of the Kitty Committee and all of the kitties are very grateful for your help and contributions. Thank you.
Some of our neighbors:
Cat 1 | |
 | This good looking kitty is often around the residential building and has let people pet him/her. |
Cat 2 | |
 | She/he is pretty shy but seems to have a gentle and sweet personality. He is seen mostly by the hospital building. |
Fleayonce | |
 | She has a gentle, sweet personality and is very curious about people but shy and a bit fearful. She would take a lot of patience and time to warm up if adopted. |
Frankie | ||
 |  | Parkside’s Kitty Committee would like you to meet Frankie. Frankie is a sweet little boy who was rescued from the cold. He was malnourished when he went to his foster home, but with loving care and a good diet, Frankie is growing stronger and is a happy kitten. Frankie uses his litter box, loves to play, and sleeps in his little bed. |
Cat 5 | |
 | Most often seen by the admin building, he/she appears to be gradually coming closer to people. This cat was captured, neutered and released to prevent increased population of feral cats in the area. It is an apparently healthy, attractive cat that would do much better with a real home. |
Three kittens – about 7 weeks old | ||
 |  | These three cuties were removed to temporary foster care and are taking well to socialization. They were removed due to incoming bad weather and to socialize them for adoption. ALL THREE KITTENS WERE ADOPTED! |
Bullseye | ||
 |  | She’s named for the target on her side, but what she is targeting is a new home. She’s shy and will need time and socialization, but she is young and should be a great pet for many years. BULLSEYE HAS BEEN ADOPTED (and most likely renamed!) |
Cat 9 | |
 | Homeless. Photo not available. |
If you can’t adopt, you can still help:
The help we are providing these cats doesn’t come without cost. Your donation of any size helps to assure food and improved quality of life for these cats. Telling others may help them to find homes. Please do what you can to help.
Parkside is here for you and your loved ones too
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