Animal Rescue and Cat Haven Farm
Our farm gives a home to abused, abandoned, neglected, and stray animals and provides them with food, shelter, and medical attention in a safe and loving home. No animal is ever turned away.
We are located in upstate NY on 7 acres with barns, hay fields, and lots of room to provide a safe haven. My husband and I are both in our sixties and still run the farm by ourselves.
Everyone here is provided food twice a day with clean, fresh water and clean, dry bedding to keep them snuggly warm. Winters can be pretty hard on the smaller animals in NY. They are given special treats daily too. The goats love vanilla wafers, the horses like apples, the chickens like peanuts and the cats love their milk!
This is Stubby just waking up.
4 of the kittens enjoying their milk.
Morning feeding in the kitchen.
Don't tell her she's a chicken.
She's my proofreader.
Getting the early morning sun.
We started this haven about 20 years ago with just a couple of cats and a few stray dogs. As time went on, the numbers increased dramatically. We have good luck placing the dogs into loving homes, and most of the horses, too. But in the past 12 years, the community has taken advantage of us and has dropped off over 20 cats and kittens.
20 cats having just 1 litter a year is 120 cats a year!! And that's what we had here.
We are currently feeding, providing medical treatment, and a warm home for over 50 cats and kittens. (See the picture of my kitchen at feeding time in the morning.) Some have been placed and some have passed on. There are at least 10 who only have one eye because of respiratory infections when they were little.
Our local humane shelters cannot help as they are over crowed too. We place as many as we can to good homes but the number still keeps growing!
Our first and foremost priority is to have them spayed.
We found a clinic that will spay and neuter for $40 each.
The cats eat between 7 – 10 lbs of food a day! And they can use over 4 lbs of litter a day!
Riley and the kittens.
Feeding time in the driveway.
Father and son.
Our Halflinger - Bill
Our mini horse, Tyke.
Our mix of chickens.
100% of your contribution goes to the care and well-being of our animals.
Your generous donation would go towards:
- $20 buys an 18 lb bag of cat food.
- 15 buys a 50 lb bag of sweet feed for the horses and goats.
- $15 buys a bottle of Clindamycin (for respiratory infections in the kittens).
- $10 buys one 14 lb box of litter
- $40 buys spaying or neutering for one.
I thank you from the bottom of my heart for considering helping our special animals.Please email us at info@goatcoatshop.com if you would like more info or pictures. If you would like to help our furry family, please give us a call at (315) 694-3824.May God bless you.
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