06/23/2026
Last week, during a TNR effort, our team came across 22 critically sick kittens that needed immediate rescue. There was no debate. No waiting until we are’t full on cats. We loaded them up and brought them to the shelter.
But those 22 new kittens didn’t arrive at an empty shelter. They arrived at a shelter already caring for 215 cats and kittens. Thanks to our incredible foster families, more than 110 are currently in foster homes, but that still leaves our cat intake area overflowing.
Our intake space isn’t a state-of-the-art isolation ward. It’s just a garage.
When that many fragile, sick kittens come through our doors, illness doesn’t politely stay in one kennel. It spreads. Healthy cats who have already endured abandonment, neglect, or life on the streets suddenly become vulnerable simply because there isn’t enough space to separate them the way we’d like.
This is why adoptions matter.
Not next month.
Right now.
Every cat that leaves our shelter for a loving home creates room, reduces stress, and helps protect the health of the animals still waiting.
We have playful kittens. We have wonderful adult cats. We even have barn cats looking for a job.
They’re ready to go home today.
If adopting isn’t an option, there are still ways you can make an immediate impact.
We’re currently critically low on clumping cat litter and Purina Cat Chow, two things we go through faster than we can keep on the shelves. Every bag and every box helps us care for the hundreds of cats and kittens depending on us each day.
You can help by donating through our Amazon Wish List: 🔗 https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/33DFSX9AE6W1Z
🔆 Chewy Wish list: https://www.chewy.com/g/huntington-county-humane-society-inc_b71415834
Whether you adopt, donate supplies, or simply share this post, you’re helping us make room for the next emergency that we know is on the horizon.
Because sometimes the most powerful way to save a life… is by making room for the next one.