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Thank you for your interest in supporting the National Kitten Coalition!
Here are the ways you can support the National Kitten Coalition and help save kittens!
Donate One Time
Set up a monthly gift
Show your dedication by becoming a Kitten Cheerleader with a monthly donation and keep cheering kittens along all year long!
- All-Star: $5/month can save 25 kittens annually sponsoring online education resources
- Coach: $10/month can fund a specialized veterinary-focused webinar, saving 45 kittens a year
- Captain: $45/month can fund learning opportunities for 30 fosters, shelter and veterinary professionals, saving over 200 kittens a year
Donate in Honor of a Person/Pet
Give a gift in honor of a loved one and support saving kittens.
We will send a tribute notification to your honoree (or their person), so please include their contact information.
Donate in Memory of a Person/Pet
Give a gift in memory of a loved one and support saving kittens. If you would like us to send a tribute notification, please include the contact information.
Sponsor the 2020 Online Kitten Conference
Learn about the Sponsorship Opportunities for the 2020 Online Kitten Conference!
Naming Opportunities
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Sponsor a Kitten Nursery or Fostering Consultation $1,500
We can travel to your community and help set up a nursery, which in turn will save more kittens under 8 weeks of age. Please contact Lora@kittencoalition.org for more information.
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Sponsor a Webinar $250
You can make a significant impact by sponsoring an educational webinar for your favorite organization. Please contact Rosemarie@kittencoalition.org for information about sponsoring an in-person workshop.
Donate to the Kitten Tutor™ Video Fund $100
Help share kitten-saving resources on YouTube! This fund will help NKC produce instructional and informational videos on a range of topics.
You can also give with PayPal
While the Coalition itself does not provide direct animal care, many of our staff and volunteers foster for shelters and rescue groups. If you have a kitten who needs care, please contact your local animal shelter, rescue organization or veterinarian.