Helping cats that are unwanted and abandoned.
https://www.facebook.com/share/1DkU6ZE9BG/ Today, I spent some time just decorating and chilling with the rescue cats. It's been awhile since I just sat down on the couch and relaxed. I almost forgot how warm and cozy the rescue trailer is. It puts it all in perspective when you look around and see how loved and spoiled these rescue cats are. We are just thankful that we were able to achieve this. It is nice just to reflect on what we truly are thankful for and the wonderful community the helped to get us here� If you can't make it but would like to give to support the cats, you can click on this post. You can also donate by: Venmo @happytailsglendive PayPal link is paypal.me/mthappytails or if you want to do this but don't want to online you can send a check at PO Box 1282 We will be having an open house on giving Tuesday December 3rd. 8am-8pm. Please stop on by to see the rescue, visit the cats and if you can donate.
We wanted to let you in on our amazing fundraiser just in time for the holidays! All proceeds will go to our SNAP program. This program helps assist in the cost of spaying and neutering pet cats that you already have and is available for Dawson County residents. It is for one pet per household, one per year. The voucher will pay for the majority of the spay/neuter however you would still be responsible for $50 for a spay and $35 for a neuter, plus vaccinations if needed. This program is intended for people who cannot afford the full cost so they can be responsible pet owners by getting the cat spayed/neutered. We still advocate for responsible pet ownership. Please click on "Read More" to find the link and start shopping!
We need volunteers to help come up with ideas for fundraising and to execute them. Grant writing is another avenue to raise funds.
Learn MorePresident and C.E.O.
Robin has always grown up loving animals and has been rescuing cats with her husband for over 16 years. She works full-time an Activities Assistant/CNA at the Veterans Home.
Rescue manager
George is recently retired and is volunteering at Happy Tails full-time. He and his wife Robin have 15 cats and 1 dog. Rescuing cats is a passion of George's. He is the resident cat daddy/cat whisperer.
Vice President & Treasurer
Brenda is married and enjoys camping, fishing and spending time with her family. She loves cats and has a few rescues of her own. She works full-time at Mid-Rivers Communications.
Board Member
Hope is employed at the Dawson County Veterinary Clinic and is attending school to become a Certified Veterinary Technician. She loves animals, so that is why she works in the field she does. Some of her hobbies include: working with large animals, spending time with her animals, and planting her garden in the summertime.