Yesterdays' Kittens, Inc.
"A lap and a window of their own"
www.YesterdaysKittens.org
Our Adoptable Pet List
FOUND KITTIES - Please help us bring these lost kitties home!!
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UPCOMING EVENTS:We will have pets available for adoption at Petco in Clinton, CT
every OTHER Sunday
12:00am to 2:00pm
Starting Sunday April 06, 2008 Petco (860)664-4357
Unless it is an emergency, please call between the hours of 8am - 8pm
(Adopting a cat or kitten does not constitute an emergency - we need our sleep too)
Who We Are
We are NOT a shelter.
Yesterdays Kittens, Inc is a small group of FOSTER homes. We have NO shelter building. We take a VERY limited number of surrendered cats and kittens depending on the available space in our foster homes. The animals that come to us mix freely with our own pets, dogs included. Most come to us with critical health or behavioral issues related to the situations from which they were rescued.
YKI was formed to be a trap -neuter-return progarm for feral cat populations in the South and South Central areas aka the lower Connecticut River Valley. We provide shelter, medical care, and daily provisions for abandoned, abused, or otherwise unwanted cats and kittens. We do this by maintaining said shelter, providing medical care and services as needed, including - but not limited to - spaying, neutering, vaccinations, FIV and FeLV testing, and providing healthy food and fresh clean water in a healthy, safe environment. Also, to provide outreach services into the community, in order to locate appropriate adoptive homes for freindly cats and kittens or feral colony care takers for the feral cats and kittens upon their return to the habitate from which they came.
We HAVE received out 501(c)(3) status. That means ALL donations are tax deductible.
Our Featured Pets
Several New Listings on Adoptables Page: In preparation for adoption events, we have managed to get many of the newbies listed on the adoptables page. For information on the event, click on the upcomng events link above. If you are interested in a private adoption time -please call - 860-526-8358
New Arrivals -
WE HAVE KITTENS!! Due to the EXTREMELY high number of phone calls we are receiving - if you are interested in a kitten PLEASE e-mail us with the type if kitten you would like in the subject line (ex orange kitten, tuxedo kitten, etc) Put contact information, name, phone number, e-mail address, and any info you would like us to know in the body of the e-mail. THANK YOU!!
DropShots Link
News
A while ago, I was asked to write something to alert potential adopters about the potential dangers of electrical cords. This request came after one of our placed kittens was accidentally electrocuted by chewing through the insulation on a cord. Young animals, like human babies, are curious and into EVERYTHING! Pet proofing your home is necessary to help prevent tragic accidents like the one that prompted this note. You will notice that I said "HELP PREVENT". Sometimes no matter what you do accidents happen, even to those of us experienced in animal care and pet-proofing our homes. You will also notice that this note is not specific to electrical cords, they are only one danger in and around a home. Some of the others include plants, cleaning solutions, antifreeze, pesticides, rat poison, toilet bowls or buckets of water, wood stoves, kitchen ranges, clothes dryers, dangling cords on blinds or roman shades, medications, drugs, parked cars (for indoor/outdoor or just outdoor kitties).
So PLEASE before you bring a pet home go through your house with a critical eye and make sure that there are no dangers to tempt a curious pet.
Help us become obsolete. PLEASE SPAY OR NEUTER YOUR PETS!
Yesterdays' Kittens, Inc has received 501(3)(c) status. We are officially non-profit. Any donation may be deducted from your taxes.
If you would like to send a deductable donation to help us help these kitties please use the PayPal button below - Or you can send a check or money order to the address below - we will keep you updated on where the monies go and who they help.
YKI was formed to be a trap -neuter-return progarm for feral cat populations in the South and South Central areas aka the lower Connecticut River Valley. We provide shelter, medical care, and daily provisions for abandoned, abused, or otherwise unwanted cats and kittens. We do this by maintaining said shelter, providing medical care and services as needed, including - but not limited to - spaying, neutering, vaccinations, FIV and FeLV testing, and providing healthy food and fresh clean water in a healthy, safe environment. Also, to provide outreach services into the community, in order to locate appropriate adoptive homes for freindly cats and kittens or feral colony care takers for the feral cats and kittens upon their return to the habitate from which they came.
We HAVE received out 501(c)(3) status. That means ALL donations are tax deductible.
Our Featured Pets
Several New Listings on Adoptables Page: In preparation for adoption events, we have managed to get many of the newbies listed on the adoptables page. For information on the event, click on the upcomng events link above. If you are interested in a private adoption time -please call - 860-526-8358
New Arrivals -
WE HAVE KITTENS!! Due to the EXTREMELY high number of phone calls we are receiving - if you are interested in a kitten PLEASE e-mail us with the type if kitten you would like in the subject line (ex orange kitten, tuxedo kitten, etc) Put contact information, name, phone number, e-mail address, and any info you would like us to know in the body of the e-mail. THANK YOU!!
DropShots Link
News
A while ago, I was asked to write something to alert potential adopters about the potential dangers of electrical cords. This request came after one of our placed kittens was accidentally electrocuted by chewing through the insulation on a cord. Young animals, like human babies, are curious and into EVERYTHING! Pet proofing your home is necessary to help prevent tragic accidents like the one that prompted this note. You will notice that I said "HELP PREVENT". Sometimes no matter what you do accidents happen, even to those of us experienced in animal care and pet-proofing our homes. You will also notice that this note is not specific to electrical cords, they are only one danger in and around a home. Some of the others include plants, cleaning solutions, antifreeze, pesticides, rat poison, toilet bowls or buckets of water, wood stoves, kitchen ranges, clothes dryers, dangling cords on blinds or roman shades, medications, drugs, parked cars (for indoor/outdoor or just outdoor kitties).
So PLEASE before you bring a pet home go through your house with a critical eye and make sure that there are no dangers to tempt a curious pet.
Help us become obsolete. PLEASE SPAY OR NEUTER YOUR PETS!
Yesterdays' Kittens, Inc has received 501(3)(c) status. We are officially non-profit. Any donation may be deducted from your taxes.
If you would like to send a deductable donation to help us help these kitties please use the PayPal button below - Or you can send a check or money order to the address below - we will keep you updated on where the monies go and who they help.
New Arrivals -
WE HAVE KITTENS!! Due to the EXTREMELY high number of phone calls we are receiving - if you are interested in a kitten PLEASE e-mail us with the type if kitten you would like in the subject line (ex orange kitten, tuxedo kitten, etc) Put contact information, name, phone number, e-mail address, and any info you would like us to know in the body of the e-mail. THANK YOU!!
DropShots Link
News
A while ago, I was asked to write something to alert potential adopters about the potential dangers of electrical cords. This request came after one of our placed kittens was accidentally electrocuted by chewing through the insulation on a cord. Young animals, like human babies, are curious and into EVERYTHING! Pet proofing your home is necessary to help prevent tragic accidents like the one that prompted this note. You will notice that I said "HELP PREVENT". Sometimes no matter what you do accidents happen, even to those of us experienced in animal care and pet-proofing our homes. You will also notice that this note is not specific to electrical cords, they are only one danger in and around a home. Some of the others include plants, cleaning solutions, antifreeze, pesticides, rat poison, toilet bowls or buckets of water, wood stoves, kitchen ranges, clothes dryers, dangling cords on blinds or roman shades, medications, drugs, parked cars (for indoor/outdoor or just outdoor kitties). So PLEASE before you bring a pet home go through your house with a critical eye and make sure that there are no dangers to tempt a curious pet. Help us become obsolete. PLEASE SPAY OR NEUTER YOUR PETS!
Yesterdays' Kittens, Inc has received 501(3)(c) status. We are officially non-profit. Any donation may be deducted from your taxes.
If you would like to send a deductable donation to help us help these kitties please use the PayPal button below - Or you can send a check or money order to the address below - we will keep you updated on where the monies go and who they help.
Yesterdays' Kittens, Inc has received 501(3)(c) status. We are officially non-profit. Any donation may be deducted from your taxes.
If you would like to send a deductable donation to help us help these kitties please use the PayPal button below - Or you can send a check or money order to the address below - we will keep you updated on where the monies go and who they help.
Yesterdays' Kittens, Inc has received 501(3)(c) status. We are officially non-profit. Any donation may be deducted from your taxes.
If you would like to send a deductable donation to help us help these kitties please use the PayPal button below - Or you can send a check or money order to the address below - we will keep you updated on where the monies go and who they help.
Adopting a friend
To adopt from Yesterday's Kittens, you must complete and sign an adoption form that states (in brief) that you, the adopter, will:
* Provide proper veterinary care
* Have the animal spayed or neutered (if not already altered)
* Return the animal to Yesterdays' Kittens if unable or unwilling to care for the animal
* Provide Vet references
* Promise that your kitty will never be declawed under any circumstances
* Any kitty adopted MUST be transported in a carrier to its new home.
**We Are Not Disposable!!**
Yesterdays Kittens
PO Box 901
Deep River, CT 06417
Phone: 860-526-8358
Hours: 8am - 8pm daily
Email:
yesterdayskittens@snet.net
Click here for a list of pets at this shelter
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