I donate to local foster groups (I'm a cat person so I talk to the cat ones). They will gladly take goods if you don't trust them with cash. Just ask what they need. My local one likes cardboard carriers, high quality cat and kitten food, kitty litter, and sometimes blankets and towels.
The ASPCA is so top heavy it is not even funny. 20 years ago I went to adopt a kitten and they refused me because I didn't own a house. I took a friend with me the next day and he showed them his mortgage papers and gave me the kitten. The kitten had a horrible URI and tape worms. I've never adopted from them since. There are a lot of great local foster places.
I donate to local foster groups (I'm a cat person so I talk to the cat ones). They will gladly take goods if you don't trust them with cash. Just ask what they need. My local one likes cardboard carriers, high quality cat and kitten food, kitty litter, and sometimes blankets and towels.
The ASPCA is so top heavy it is not even funny. 20 years ago I went to adopt a kitten and they refused me because I didn't own a house. I took a friend with me the next day and he showed them his mortgage papers and gave me the kitten. The kitten had a horrible URI and tape worms. I've never adopted from them since. There are a lot of great local foster places.
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