Compassion Catalog

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Puppy Rescue Mission

URGENT: Last night, a litter of 9 puppies was found abandoned in a bucket—cold, starving, and infested with fleas. Tragically, one had already passed away, and the remaining eight are fighting for their lives. Your donation will provide the warmth, food, and medical care they urgently need. Please help today.

Toys & Enrichment for Cats & Dogs

Toys and enrichment items are more than just gifts for shelter animals; they're vital tools that enhance their well-being. For these rescues, toys provide mental stimulation, alleviate stress, and encourage exercise, helping them adapt to shelter life and increase their chances of adoption. Your donation of these items doesn't just bring joy during the holidays—it fosters a sense of normalcy and happiness for these pets, making their journey to a forever home smoother and more fulfilling.

Farrier Visit for Horses & Donkeys

Did you know horses and donkeys need to get their hooves trimmed every 6-8 weeks? Regular farrier visits are crucial for the well-being of our equines, like Seven and Troy, ensuring their hooves remain healthy and properly maintained. Donating to support farrier services not only enhances the comfort and mobility of these animals but also contributes to their overall health and happiness at Popcorn Park.

Kitten Care Package

Each year hundreds of homeless kittens find their way to our shelter often needing intensive care—round-the-clock feeding, medical attention, and socialization. Donating to kitten care directly ensures these vulnerable creatures receive the specialized support and resources they need to grow, thrive, and find loving homes.

TNVR of Outdoor Cats

Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR) is a crucial practice in the realm of animal welfare, particularly in managing feral cat populations. This humane and effective approach involves trapping feral cats, spaying or neutering them, providing essential vaccinations, and then returning them to their original location. By preventing the birth of countless kittens, TNVR breaks the cycle of suffering and reduces the strain on animal shelters.

Humane Enforcement Assistance

Our dedicated Humane Officers stand as the frontline heroes in our mission to save animals every day. From rescuing stranded dogs and abandoned cats to safeguarding wildlife in need, these compassionate professionals tirelessly navigate the complexities of animal welfare. Their commitment goes beyond mere enforcement, as they serve as advocates for the voiceless, ensuring that every creature, no matter how big or small, receives the care and protection it deserves.

Cat Transport Program

Our commitment to the well-being of every cat extends beyond the walls of our shelter, and one impactful way we alleviate the burden is through the transportation of cats to our esteemed rescue partners in New England. This strategic collaboration not only opens up much-needed space within our facility but also ensures that these cats find new homes. By facilitating their journey to our rescue partners, we enhance the chances of these cats finding loving families and experiencing a fresh start.

Emergency Medical Care

The ResQ Fund provides a second chance for animals like Phoebe, a courageous survivor in need of emergency medical care. Struck by a car and left on the side of the road, Phoebe's story is unfortunately not unique, as countless animals face similar challenges every day. This fund steps in to provide these injured animals with hope. When broken bones, deep abrasions, and overall trauma threaten their well-being, the ResQ Fund ensures they receive the urgent veterinary attention they need.

Bird Care & Feathered Fun

This holiday, spread wings of joy by donating essential bird care items like nutritious food, enriching toys, and treats for our parrots and smaller feathered friends at the Refuge. Your donation provides these intelligent and vibrant birds with the nourishment and mental stimulation they need, ensuring their well-being and happiness while in our care. Join us in making their world a little brighter with the gift of thoughtful care.

A Warm Bed for Cats & Dogs

This holiday season, gift the warmth of comfort to our rescued furry friends with your donation of cozy dog beds. Your contribution ensures these deserving pups have a soft place to rest, offering them security, warmth, and the feeling of home while they wait for their forever families. Join us in making their holidays a little brighter with the gift of a comfortable retreat.

Bunny Care Package

Our special bunny care packages ensures these adorable rabbits receive all their necessities for a happy, healthy life. Your support goes beyond providing comfy habitats, toys, and food – it extends to specialized medical care, bountiful fresh fruit and veggies, and secure spaces where they can run and play. Join us in making this holiday season a truly joyful one for our rescued rabbits, giving them the care and comfort they deserve on their journey to finding forever homes.

Jolly Balls

Bring joy to our hooved residents at the Popcorn Park Animal Refuge by gifting a Jolly Ball! This versatile, durable toy offers horses, donkeys, & cows a chance for mental and physical stimulation, promoting their well-being and happiness in the sanctuary environment. It is a special favorite of Dominick the Donkey!

Boomer Balls

Help enhance the lives of our majestic lions, tigers, and bears at Popcorn Park Animal Refuge by gifting a Boomer Ball! This durable and interactive enrichment toy promotes physical activity and mental stimulation, ensuring our beloved residents lead happy and fulfilled lives in their sanctuary home.

Bales of Hay

Hay goes fast around Popcorn Park Animal Refuge! Each month we spend about $1,500+ on hay and feed over 115 bales to our residents. Our farm animals and wildlife receive a high-quality hay that is an orchard and timothy grass blend. This provides an essential nutrition source for many of our animals, including our horses, cows, goats, sheep, llamas, and deer. Can you spare $14 to purchase a bale for our residents?