UPDATE: The Lake George Senior Center has urgently launched its first-ever “Catsgiving” supply drive to support local cats in need. This initiative, announced today, aims to benefit the area’s feline friends through partnerships with the North Shore Animal League and the Lake George Cat Program.
The drive kicks off this November, just in time for the holiday season, with a goal to collect essential supplies for the local cat community. Residents are encouraged to contribute items such as food, litter, and toys to help improve the lives of these animals. This is a critical opportunity for animal lovers to rally together and make a tangible difference.
Why It Matters: As winter approaches, the need for support in caring for stray and abandoned cats becomes even more urgent. Local shelters are overwhelmed, and the supplies gathered during this drive will directly impact the welfare of countless felines. Every contribution helps ensure that these animals receive the care and resources they desperately need.
Residents can drop off donations at the Lake George Senior Center located at 1 N. Boone Ave, Lake George, from November 1 to November 30. The center will be open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM for donations. Community members are also invited to participate in special events throughout the month, including educational workshops on cat care.
The Lake George Senior Center is partnering with reputable organizations like the North Shore Animal League, known for its tireless efforts in animal rescue and advocacy. Their involvement adds credibility and reach to the “Catsgiving” initiative, promising a well-coordinated effort to provide for the feline population in the area.
Next Steps: Those interested in supporting the drive are encouraged to spread the word on social media and within their networks. Additionally, the center plans to host a festive gathering at the end of the month to celebrate the success of the drive and highlight the importance of community engagement in animal welfare.
This is a moment for Lake George residents to unite for a common cause while making a significant impact on the lives of cats in their community. Act now to ensure that no feline goes without care this winter!
