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SPONSOR A CAT
Final Hope Rescue and Sanctuary makes every effort to find our cats homes. We provide a sanctuary for feral cats who can no longer live outdoors due to health issues/ or safety. We also provide a home for FeLv+ cats. Unfortunately our cats come to us needing medical attention for different issues. If you sponsor a cat, Final Hope can continue to provide these cats/kitties with the things they need. Check out our sponsor a cat gallery below and click on the cat of your choice to start sponsoring. For a donation of $25 a month a cat can receive food, litter, medication, a long with flea/tick prevention. As a token of our appreciation your name will appear on our Wall of Fame.
Become a sponsor today!!
Become a sponsor today!!
Give the gift of love and caring!
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Sponsoring a cat for a friend or love one makes for an unique gift for any occasion. When you sponsor a cat we will send quarterly updates!
*When purchasing a sponsorship package on behalf of someone please make sure to include the giftee's name and email address in the notes/comments section.* |
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Corporate/Group Sponsorship
Contact Final Hope rescue to find out how your group/business can give back to the community and support animal rescue. We welcome monetary donations and products that are listed on our Amazon Wishlist. Click here to contact Final Hope.
MEET THE CATS
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MIAMIMiami is about 5 years of age. He is a survivor of Hurricane Irma. He was rescued by a family, but spent most of his time in a crate since their dogs did not like him. The owners contacted us and asked if we could take him in, which we did. He is a skittish, but gets along great with the other cats. He gets overlooked because he is nervous when people visit and does not like to be touched.
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CARLACarla was was found as stray and tested FeLv+. She is about 4 - 5 years old and super sweet. She is in great health and would love to find a home of her home, but must go to a home with other FelV+ cats or be a solo cat. She is overlooked due to her FeLv+ status. We would love to find Carla a home of her own, but until that time, she will remain with us in a safe environment.
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