DogGonit

06/24/2026

06/21/2026

This is a long post, but I hope you'll take a moment to read it.
I'm reaching out on behalf of Cat Rescue of Cloverdale and someone who has become a lifeline for so many cats and kittens in our community.
Katie started Cat Rescue of Cloverdale because she saw a problem that wasn't being addressed. Since then, she has faced countless challenges, but she keeps going because the need is so great. In a short amount of time, she has helped get more than 100 cats and kittens spayed/neutered, rescued, and rehomed.
The reality is that every time someone finds an injured cat, a stray, an unspayed female, or a litter of kittens and turns to Katie for help, there are real costs involved—veterinary care, food, supplies, transportation, and most importantly, foster homes. Right now, she has very limited foster support, and while some wonderful people have donated, it is simply not enough to meet the growing need.
Recently, Katie spent countless hours caring for a fragile kitten, sacrificing sleep and taking on expensive veterinary bills while also caring for more than 20 other cats and kittens in her home. Despite her efforts, the kitten did not survive. That heartbreak is something rescuers carry every day, yet she continues showing up for these animals.
This is not just Katie's problem to solve. It's a community problem, and it requires a community solution.
We don't want to lose Katie or Cat Rescue of Cloverdale. The cats and kittens need her—and she needs us.
If you can foster, volunteer, donate supplies, make a one-time donation, or even contribute $5 or $10 a month, it makes a difference. If you'd like to do more, consider organizing your own fundraiser and donating the proceeds to Cat Rescue of Cloverdale.
To volunteer, foster, or learn more:
catrescueofcloverdale.org/apply-to-volunteer/
To make a donation:
catrescueofcloverdale.org/donate/
Together, we can make a real difference for the cats and kittens of Cloverdale.
Thank you for caring. ❤️🐾

Cat Rescue Of Cloverdale

06/21/2026

This is a long post, but I hope you'll take a moment to read it.

I'm reaching out on behalf of Cat Rescue of Cloverdale and someone who has become a lifeline for so many cats and kittens in our community.

Katie started Cat Rescue of Cloverdale because she saw a problem that wasn't being addressed. Since then, she has faced countless challenges, but she keeps going because the need is so great. In a short amount of time, she has helped get more than 100 cats and kittens spayed/neutered, rescued, and rehomed.
The reality is that every time someone finds an injured cat, a stray, an unspayed female (or uneutered male), or a litter of kittens and turns to Katie for help, there are real costs involved—veterinary care, food, supplies, transportation, and most importantly, foster homes. Right now, she has very limited foster support, and while some wonderful people have donated, it is simply not enough to meet the growing need.
Recently, Katie spent countless hours caring for a fragile kitten, sacrificing sleep and taking on expensive veterinary bills while also caring for more than 20 other cats and kittens in her home. Despite her efforts, the kitten did not survive. That heartbreak is something rescuers carry every day, yet she continues showing up for these animals.
This is not just Katie's problem to solve. It's a community problem, and it requires a community solution.
We don't want to lose Katie or Cat Rescue of Cloverdale. The cats and kittens need her—and she needs us.
If you can foster, volunteer, donate supplies, make a one-time donation, or even contribute $5 or $10 a month, it makes a difference. If you'd like to do more, consider organizing your own fundraiser and donating the proceeds to Cat Rescue of Cloverdale.
To volunteer, foster, or learn more:
catrescueofcloverdale.org/apply-to-volunteer/
To make a donation:
catrescueofcloverdale.org/donate/
Together, we can make a real difference for the cats and kittens of Cloverdale.
Thank you for caring. ❤️🐾

Cat Rescue Of Cloverdale

06/21/2026

From the DogGonit Family to yours, we are wishing all pet fathers, fill-in fathers, father figures, fathers-to-be, and fathers no longer with us an amazing and wonderful Father's Day filled with love, gratitude, treasured memories, and the special bond shared with those who make our lives brighter—both two-legged and four-legged.
Today, we celebrate you and all the ways you make a difference. Happy Father's Day!

06/17/2026

I am reaching out to our community on behalf of Cat Rescue of Cloverdale. They need our help in fixing a huge community problem. Let’s do this Cloverdale!!!

Cat Rescue Of Cloverdale

06/13/2026

ADOPTED

Looking for a cat with beautiful sapphire eyes? Meet Pearl, a 10 to 12 month old female. This little gal was caught in a trap from a colony near a retirement community and was spayed and ear clipped before realizing she was sweet and friendly and very not-feral. After we couldn't locate the owner, she is now looking for a forever home where she won't be abandoned. Due to her light color and pink nose, an inside home or limited daytime outdoor time home would be safest for her. She is spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped and is available for adoption here at DogGonit through Anderson Valley Rescue for $125 with approved application.

06/13/2026

New Kitten Alert!! Meet Laramie, Quincy, Spencer, Elliot, and Leela! All the orange ones are boys, and the black one, Leela is a girl. These sweet babies were rescued from a hoarding situation in Covelo where 30 kittens were rescued in the past few months. All the mamas have been spayed now but these cuties are the first litter that will be available for adoption. They are all spayed/neutered, vaccinated to age, microchipped and mamas were tested leukemia/FIV negative. They are available for adoption here at DogGonit through Bones Pet Rescue for $125 each or two for $200 with approved application.

06/05/2026

In honor of Cat Adoption Month -

Cats are Amazing
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