NEW WEBSITE COMING SOON (ok, so not soon enough!)

"Saving one animal will not change the world, but it will certainly change the world for that one animal"

C&C is collecting donations of pet food to help feed hungry family pets.

All items will benefit local food banks.

You can drop off dry or canned cat or dog food or kitty litter to us at 125 Sackett Drive, Monroe.
We can also provide pickup, if needed. Just give us a call: (513) 360-0275

If would like us to do the shopping for you (we don't mind at all), please donate today!
You'll be doing a really good thing.

www.CatsLoveCatnip.com

The "official" catnip of C&C.
Your cat can now enjoy the ultimate in organic catnip.
We grow it ourselves! (so we know it's pure!)

The 2010 crop has now been harvested with a new drying method
for even more potency and fun for your cat!!

Now available! $4 per tin, including free shipping! Brown bag refills only $2.
 

This would be a fantastic Christmas gift for the cat lover. $150, tax receipt included.

This print was donated by the artist, Brooke Faulder, to help homeless pets.
We had it professionally framed and matted and it is ready to be displayed in your home.
This print will soon become a new Hasbro puzzle!

Entitled Tea Party, it depicts 4 adorable kittens in amazing color and detail.
The frame is gold flecked with a glass front, matted in blue (cut for dimension) and pal yellow.
The back is properly dust sealed with brown paper, felt mounts, wire hanger and hardware.
The print measures 11x14 but the completed size with mating and frame is 20.5 x 17 inches.

We are happy to email you additional photos upon request. We only have this one!
FexEx Ground shipping and insurance included in price. PayPal Preferred, but checks accepted.

If you lost your job or home and are considering relinquishing
your pet to a shelter or rescue, please reconsider!

Help is available!

The following food pantries provide pet food (as available):

In Butler County:
New Life Vineyard Church Food Pantry
2410 Princeton Rd, Hamilton Ohio 45011
(513) 737-9700

In Warren County:
Franklin Area Community Services
345 S Main Street, Franklin Ohio 45005
(937) 746-7791

If you need pet food (cat, rabbit, dog, guinea pig) or cat litter , please contact us!!
We are here for you! We offer one-time assistance for families in need within Monroe.
Delivery is available to those home bound due to illness or disability.

A staggering 3 out of 4 animals turned over to county shelters are being
euthanized within days. Please don't let your family pet become a statistic!
Also visit FORECLOSURE PETS for more info and assistance!

Get your Emergency Kit TODAY!
Only $5.00 - FREE Shipping!

Kit Includes:

Fire Alert Window/Door Decals (2 per package)
Wallet Size Emergency Contact Cards (2)
Grab-It Disaster/First Aid Supplies Checklist (1)
Advance Directive for Pet Care Form (2)

ALL proceeds from the sale of these kits go towards the
purchase of additional Animal Respiratory Masks!
(read more about our mask program HERE)

For every 10 sets we sell, we can buy 1 mask set
and donate it to a local Fire Department!!!
****(Ohio funds buy Ohio masks, California funds buy California masks)****

Protect the lives of YOUR pets and help save OTHERS!

Is your Microchip Information Up-to-Date??

What good is an RF chip to your pet if no one can contact you????????

Click HERE for more information and contact numbers.

*** Important Info You Need To Know...

This unwanted momma kitty had 10 kittens!

We currently do not have an adoption center, nor do we have any foster homes available
to accept unwanted or stray pets at this time.  We wish we could help!

For a list of local rescues & shelters - CLICK HERE

We realize it is difficult to relinquish an animal or you may be desperate to find your pet or
that stray litter of kittens a new home (other than a kill shelter). If you found an animal, County law
may require you to turn it in to your local shelter. We don't like the conditions or prospects any more
than you do, but your shelter has the resources to verify if that animal is microchipped or has a tattoo
and if it does, the means to contact the owner. Many shelters allow you to put a hold on the animal, should no one else come forward to claim him/her.

No-kill shelters are almost always filled to capacity but if you are willing to be a foster parent, they may
be able to help with vet services, supplies and weekend adoptions. Contact them directly but please
be patient: these selfless folks are simply overwhelmed with pleas for assistance.
Should you find placement with a rescue, please verify they are licensed and in good standing.
Also, not every rescue is a 501(c)3 tax deductible organization.

CLICK HERE - check license status in California
CLICK HERE - check license status in Ohio
CLICK HERE - check IRS 501(c)3 status

Most importantly, ALWAYS ask questions about their adoption policy and who will care for the pet
and whether it will be caged or fostered in a home. If possible, visit the facility.

If you find a stray, many vets or rescues would be happy to scan the animal for you, free of charge.
Catnip & Carrots has a Universal scanner & is happy to provide this service.
 

Read more about our life-saving Respiratory Mask Program!

Chie Yoshimura demonstrates the respiratory masks on Lilijean (cat) and Stitch (dog) - Monroe Ohio 2007

 
In Ohio, the Middletown & Liberty Township Fire Departments
have NO mask sets at all - we need to help equip our neighbors!

        
In California, Orange County Fire & EMS units are not 100% equipped.

These masks are specially designed for all pets and
are essential tools to help firefighters save an animal in distress!

Because of YOUR generosity, C&C has donated 35 mask sets!
But more are desperately needed!

All donations are tax deductible, as allowed by law,
and we will provide you with a tax receipt.