DONATE TODAY

 

Just to provide food for one cat for a year costs about $500 (and that doesn’t include their medical care), so the kitties and Island Cats depend on generous hearts to care for them. Make your donation online now. No contribution is too small or too large and is fully tax deductible.

 

 

HELP DEVELOP THE MEMORY WALK

Place your order for an engraved brick and become part of the new Memory Garden on Park Avenue.  It’s easy – just print this form (use one form per brick), fill in the blanks with the sentiment you want on your brick and send the completed form with payment to Island Cats at P. O. Box 173, Palm Beach, FL 33480 or email the completed form to pbislandcats@gmail.com. 

And remember, the brick can be about remembering family members or beloved pets, commemorating dates of anniversaries, birthdays or other special events in your life or recalling milestones.  Maybe you want to honor a friend or surprise the special people in your life. 

Proceeds from the sale of the engraved bricks will help Island Cats to advance their T-N-R program to control the homeles cat population in Palm Beach.

The brick costs $100, but the memory is priceless!

Please follow this link to print the order form. 

 

 

COUNCIL TURNS NO TO YES

 

It is rare when a Town Council changes it's mind after having said no, but it happened at the Town Council meeting on Tuesday, January 9, 2010.  Island Cats is once again moving forward on their fundraising plan to sell engraved bricks for a memory path in the park being developed at 240 Park Avenue. 

The official kick-off of the brick sales will begin February 21, 2010.  Details how residents can participate in reserving bricks to commemorate a special event or honor a loved one will be announced prior to the kick-off.  

Proceeds from the sale of the engraved bricks will be used to further the feral cat management program.

http://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/news/content/news/2010/02/10/cats021110.html

 

 

PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS COVERAGE OF REFUSAL 

http://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/news/content/news/2010/01/12/catsreject.html