Since Christmas Eve we have sent home Mickey, Timmy, Mr. Bigg, Brody, Charlie Brown, Donta, Roz, Kitty and Sunny. Comet has been adopted but can't go home yet.

Howie, Brad, Brenda, Elly, and possibly Mr. Bigg were adopted over the weekend.

Great adoption night. We sent home Geppetto, Brad, Claire and Dolce. Jill may go home monday. This man will call Sunday to let me know.

Just me, the grant writer.

Writing grants for a non-profit is an adventure! I am looking forward to sharing insights and experiences from this process as I blog on the subject of generating income for Kitten Krazy. As a volunteer of four years, I have witnessed Kitten Krazy grow and expand programs to now include the plans for a low-cost spay/neuter clinic, Quick Fix. The summer is both kitten season and grant season, so look for more to come as I will be well-caffeinated and churning out work to help fund Kitten Krazy!

Brief History

Hello Fans of Felines! I started Kitten Krazy in May 2004 to help ease the overpopulation of unwanted, stray, abandoned and lost cats and kittens in Medina County. After volunteering for 6 years at the Parma Animal Shelter, where I learned a lot about shelter life, I moved to Medina and realized the County needed more organizations that could help place the animals being taken in the thousands to the shelter. Kitten Krazy is now 5 years old and has placed over 1,200 fully vetted cats and kittens. Starting out with less than 5 volunteers, we have grown to over 110. We are a very close-knit organization who work hard and have a lot of fun, too. We all enjoy caring for the cats and kittens that we take in and are both sad and happy when we see them go home. A special thank you to all the wonderful adopters who make this worthwhile - you keep us going!