Ways to help

TinyKittens is only possible because of donors like you. Donations help provide food, medical care and spays/neuters. They also support the development of new programs to address cat overpopulation, raise public awareness and collect new data about feral cats. The best part is that you'll be able to see the impact every donation has by following our 24/7 livestream and our TinyKittens facebook page.

As a TinyKittens VIP, you'll have access to a private HD livestream with the best camera angles and a more intimate troll-free chat. It's also the best way to support TinyKittens, so we can continue to do the rescue work we are doing.

More press = more chances for adoption, and more awareness of the critical role animal rescue organizations play in our communities. Our shelter always needs volunteers, responsible foster homes, old towels and blankets, and many other things that come in as a result of word-of-mouth and other publicity. Anything you can do to help spread the word is incredibly helpful! Specifically:

• Tweet, send an email or share a Facebook post with our link to bloggers, news anchors and reporters
• Even if you don't know anyone in the press personally, you can still use Twitter, Facebook and email to try to get people's attention :)

This is the only shop where 100% of the proceeds from each purchase will go to support our rescue efforts. We are working on getting a new batch of shirts, thank mew for your patience!

The more people who know about us, the better our chances of having fast, stress-free adoptions to loving forever homes... which is the whole reason we're here, after all!

We go through a lot of food, bedding, baby kitten formula, de-wormer, scratching posts and more... our wish list includes what we need most, right now.

Watching kittens frolic is always more fun with friends!

If you are interested in volunteering for us, please send us an email and we will add you to our database to contact if/when we have an opening. Please include what your interests and skills are to help us know when the right project comes up. We would love to be able to accept more volunteers in the future, but the work we are currently doing is very specialized (and in some cases downright dangerous without proper training and prior experience), so we have very few opportunities available.

We encourage those interested in volunteering to also look at other organizations in our area. Try Langley Animal Protection Society, as they have a very well established volunteer program where you can help many dogs and cats in need!