Since 2021, the founder has been taking in stray cats/kittens; vetting them and finding loving homes for as many as possible. Since that time 46 strays have been trapped/neutered/returned (TNR), all within a close radius of our facility. Kittens (54 so far) stemming from un-neutered adults in the community have been taken in, dewormed, vaccinated, each FIV/feline leukemia tested, spayed/neutered, nursed back to health when necessary and socialized in the hopes of being adopted. Unfortunately, not all of the kittens taken in are adopted, giving rise to what is now Bella’s Enduring Hope Cat Sanctuary. These cats now have a cage-free home to live and play until that special family comes along to adopt them into their furever home. The program is hoping to expand to other communities in the future; but we have limited resources and must sadly focus on those currently in our care, prior to taking in others. As a nonprofit, the sanctuary runs exclusively on donations to cover all expenses from cat litter to vet care.
