Join us at Hudson’s on June 30th!
Have supper with us and raise money for the animals!
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Tifa was a 13 year old cat who arrived at the Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption Center with a lump on her neck. It was found to be a tumor and removed. Donations paid for her surgery and treatments.
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Donations pay for quality animal food. Animals get the same quality food every day to lesson stomach upset.
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Donations paid for these stainless steal recovery cages. They are safe and easy to clean.
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Henny arrived at the shelter as a heartworm positive dog. Heartworm is very dangerous and quite expensive to treat. With donations, Henny received treatment and recovered
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Donations to the Paws to Train program pay for training. Some dogs need a little help becoming highly adoptable by learning manners and basic training. We want every dog to find it’s forever home, not a home that works for now.
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Donations help support the foster and volunteer program. Without the program director it would be very difficult to coordinate everything.
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Thanks to donations, Pigeon received an experimental fecal transplant when all else failed.
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Many cats come in to the shelter needing ear polyp removable. They are able to receive the surgery thanks to donations
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Donations to the Life Enhancement Program provide toys, beds, hides, dog yards, and even more
