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Cat Shelter Volunteer
Basic Information
Address: 5349 W. Forest Home Ave.
Phone Number: 414-744-3287
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Additional Information
Causes Served: animal welfare, animal rescue, animal adoption
Clearances Required: Yes
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: People/families looking for feline companions
Ages for Volunteer: 16+
Hours of Service: Depends on the day
Minimum Hours Required: 4 hours
Days of Service: The shelter is cleaned every day - seven days a week
Mission Statement:
As a no kill cat shelter, our mission is to promote the humane and ethical treatment of abandoned, unwanted, and abused cats through active implementation of the mission and community education. Our specific focus is on promoting the health, rehabilitation and placement of cats into forever loving homes and providing educational outreach within our community
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
We are the oldest no kill shelter in the city of Milwaukee - founded in 1994. The cats in our care are never euthanized unless they are terminal and suffering greatly based on the advice of a veterinarian. Then it is only to relieve their pain. Otherwise they stay until they find homes.
Program History:
Happy Endings No Kill Cat Shelter is an ALL volunteer and ALL donation run organization. Volunteers are needed daily to clean cages, do laundry, sweep/mop, etc.