Charity Golf Tournament Fundraiser A Golf ‘FUN’draiser to help us with Animal Rescue. Pre-Registration Fee (by October 27) $95 per person $380.00 per foursome Just having dinner $40.00 per person Registration fee day of event $100 per person Price Includes: Hot Dogs and Beverages at Registration, Awards Dinner, Adult Beverages, Use of Locker Rooms and Showers, Bag Handling, Hole in One, Closest to Pin, Longest Drive Extras: We will have a silent auction. Credit Cards Accepted for Silent Auction! Saturday, November 4, 2017 11:00am Registration 12:00pm Shotgun Start (scramble) 18 Hole Mays Landing Golf and Country Club 1855 Cates Road Mays Landing, NJ 08330 Tickets Are Available at: Mail checks payable to : C.A.T.S., My Best Friends Animal Hospital 120 E. Jimmie Leads Road, Galloway, NJ 08205 More Information: Call June Rew 609-385-6983 Adopt a Rescue Cat If you have the home and the heart to make a furry little addition to your life, Cape-Atlantic C.A.T.S. will have the perfect match for you. Our facility cares for thousands of cats and kittens waiting to be your feline companion. Whether you prefer a kitten or two scurrying around the house or can provide a rural home for a neutered feral cat, we have every age, type and personality—all looking for their fur…ever home. Click here to view our adorable cats and kittens.

Cape-Atlantic C.A.T.S.

C.A.T.S., a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit since 2008, helps to save the lives of approximately 400 area cats and kittens each year through rescue, foster, trap-neuter-return, and by placing them in caring, lifelong homes. Adoption fees from $30 to $75 help defray the cost of care for the animals. Donations from interested individuals, organizations and business provide additional financial support. Our application process ensures that every adopted animal is placed in an environment where there is appropriate space, human contact, and a commitment to safeguard and care for the animal for its entire lifetime. Our standards are high. The welfare of the animals is paramount in the placement process.

Cats and kittens come from various sources and situations: orphans found under a deck, an abandoned cat crying at the door, pets no longer able to stay with a family because someone has developed allergies or is moving to a place where the cats are not welcome. Some come from the rescue community, finding tame cats and kittens feeding with feral colonies. Newborn or senior, healthy, ill or injured, all are valued at C.A.T.S. Incoming cats and kittens are examined for general health, illness, injury, parasites and tested for feline viral diseases and provided appropriate medical care. Daily care of cats and kittens is done both in the shelter and in the foster homes of volunteers, sometimes involving bottle-feeding orphans, often requiring intensive medical care of ill animals.

C.A.T.S. provides a safe haven and socialization as well as proper nutrition and a clean environment while the animals await adoptive homes. Our volunteers speak with the public, interview prospective adopters, and provide education concerning the care of pets on such subjects as spaying/neutering, introducing a new pet into the family, addressing behavioral issues, proper daily care and well-cat/kitten care.

Each year C.A.T.S. is faced with the impossible and each and every day we recommit ourselves to something we truly believe in, the mission we adopted at our inception, to save the lives of area cats and kittens through rescue, foster, trap-neuter-return, and to place them in caring, lifelong homes.

Click here to view our adorable cats and kittens.