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Bingo's Big Adventure - book about a former Town Cat! order here and $1 comes to Town Cats from each book sold!
Author Julia King wrote a book about her cat Bingo (a former Town Cats
kitty we had called Toby). When you buy a copy of her book, put down
"TownCats" in the 'instructions to the seller' text box, and she will
donate $1 for each copy to Town Cats! Click on the picture for the link
to the book, or click here: http://www.bingoadventures.com. Thanks for thinking of the kitties, Julia!Thank you, Gavilan College Students!
Town Cats received some surprise visitors at our shelter in Morgan Hill on Monday May 17th!
Please take this community survey for cat and dog owners....
This is a survey of cat and dog owners in Santa Clara county, put together by a coalition of shelters in Santa Clara county. We need the public's input. Thanks!
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Cat and Kitten Dry and Canned Food Urgently Needed!
We go through 1,000 pounds of dry food and 500 cans of 22 oz cans of wet food
EVERY WEEK!!!
EVERY WEEK!!!
Voted "Best Place to Pet a Kitty" in the Metro!
As seen in the Metro, Best of Silicon Valley, the September 23 - 29 issue (centerfold): 
As Santa Clara County's only no-kill shelter and center, Town Cats of Morgan Hill Rescue is always in need of a few good people to help take care of their hundreds of friendly felines awaiting adoption. Many of the cats that come into the center are in need of socialization, so volunteers are more than welcome to come by for a few hours to pet and play with the kitties as they get ready for their new homes. (JF)
Best Place to Pet a Kitty
Town Cats of Morgan Hill
408.779.5761
Town Cats of Morgan Hill
408.779.5761
As Santa Clara County's only no-kill shelter and center, Town Cats of Morgan Hill Rescue is always in need of a few good people to help take care of their hundreds of friendly felines awaiting adoption. Many of the cats that come into the center are in need of socialization, so volunteers are more than welcome to come by for a few hours to pet and play with the kitties as they get ready for their new homes. (JF)
Latest News on the Agnews Project - Barn/Outdoor Homes Desperately Needed for 15 more Agnews cats!!!
December 7, 2009: the state informed us that they want us to finish the project and stop feeding the Agnews cats as of December 31, 2009. We asked them to extend this until March 31, 2010 since it's rainy season now and we have about 15 cats to go - however they will not budge. So as of December 7, 2009 we have trapped and relocated all 10 senior cats to an enclosure we built on one of our volunteer's property - they have heaters, blankets and have been to the vet for check ups. We thank our wonderful volunteer for taking these guys. We are providing all the food and litter, supplies, heaters for the winter from your donations, so please continue to send donations for the seniors. And if you would like to adopt one, they are pettable, and are easy to care for, please let us know.
