P.O. Box 391693
Solon, Ohio 44139
HOW CAN YOU HELP?
Monetary donations are always most welcome
and allow us to provide medical care to our
new & existing animals!  Please make checks
payable to Kelley's Kritters or donate on-line
with Paypal, gofundme or your credit card.
DID YOU KNOW?
OUR WISH LIST
For a full list of Kelley's Kritters Wish List, please click here!

  • Gift Cards - Petsmart & Pet Supplies Plus, Amazon.com
  • Clumping, scoopable litter (Tidy Cats)
  • Purina ONE dry food
  • Purina kitten food (yellow bag)
  • Dry cat food (any variety) for feral cats
  • Canned cat food (any variety) for feral cats
  • Fancy Feast wet food - specifically fish & shrimp flaked
  • KMR powder
  • Frontline Flea Treatment
  • Revolution Flea/Tick Treatment
  • Cat Beds
  • Pet cages
  • Antibiotics & Worming Medications
  • Pet coupons
"Until one has loved an
animal, a part of one's soul
remains unawakened."

-Anatole France
2 uncontrolled breeding cats create the following:

2 litters a year at a survival rate of 2.8 kittens per
litter. With continued breeding:

Year 1 = 12 cats
Year 2 = 66 cats
Year 3 = 2,201 cats
Year 4 = 3,822 cats
Year 5 = 12,680 cats

Multiplying to a staggering
Year 10 = 80,399,780 cats
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Peanut is a 5 year old Somali/Domestic Long Hair cat that was rescued as
a small kitten (upper right photo).  She was extremely malnourished
weighed only 0.2 pounds!  In a matter of one week, she began to gain
weight and thrive (lower right photo).  After being treated for ringworm, her
fur became beautiful and she has grown up to be a beautiful, extremely
loving and loyal cat.  

In the last 1 ½ years, Peanut has developed wheezing and has shown signs
of respiratory distress.  She underwent a rhinoscopy last July, which
revealed she has severe nasopharyngeal stenosis (narrowing of the nasal
section of the pharynx).  Despite aggressive antibiotic and steroid
treatment, her condition continues to decline.  The treatment for this rare
condition in cats is nasopharyngeal stenting.  



















This procedure will be done by a cardiologist at the Ohio State Veterinary
College.  The expected procedure costs, with follow up care is estimated at
$4,000. If you wish to make a donation towards Peanuts’ medical fund,
please click
Click the link above to make a secure PAYPAL donation.  You
may also make your donation online by visiting our
GoFundMe page.

Checks can be mailed to Kelley's Kritters, P.O. Box 391693,
Solon, Ohio 44139.
PEANUT NEEDS A LIFE SAVING SURGERY!