With Enthusiasm We Work Together with Donna Brown, Founder of Garden City Community Cats Project

When Donna Brown first noticed the shadowy figures of cats darting through the alleys of Garden City, little did she know she'd become the champion of a thousand feline lives. This heartfelt conversation peels back the layers of Donna's transformation from an everyday citizen to the founder of the Garden City Community Cats Project, a beacon of hope in the world of TNR (trap-neuter-return). 

Turning empathy into action, Donna shares her transformation from unawareness to advocacy and how she has spurred a movement that not only helped over a thousand cats, but also reflects the very heart of community engagement. 

Listen in as we shed light on the nuances of feral feline life and the humans who bridge the gap between wildness and belonging. Learn how Donna and her team employ innovative strategies like transfer boards to gently guide cats to safety and health, and how they've cultivated a robust network of support that extends far beyond the expected. 

Discover the importance of clear communication and resource sharing, particularly in areas where access to technology is limited. This episode is not only a tribute to the feline friends we cherish – but also to the unsung heroes who make a profound difference in their lives – and ours.

In this episode, you will hear:

• Young girls' impact on cat rescue
• Impact on Garden City's cat community
• The importance of free roaming cats
• Supporting caregivers 

Resources from this Episode

This episode is sponsored in part by Maddie’s Fund.

Resources and Links for Show Notes:

Garden City Community Cats Project -

https://www.gcccproject.com/

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