For the month of March 2026, your purchases funded:

Spring brought new faces to our feeding stations — including a litter of 5 kittens discovered behind a restaurant in the old town. Our local partners set up 3 new feeding points this month to cover areas where strays were gathering near construction sites. Every single meal was funded by customers like you.

Feeding operation proof — March 2026

For the month of February 2026, your purchases funded:

February was a critical month — temperatures dropped below freezing in several of our feeding locations, and strays were burning extra calories just to stay warm. We increased our food deliveries by 15% to compensate. Our team distributed warm, high-calorie food across all 12 stations.

Feeding operation proof — February 2026

For the month of January 2026, your purchases funded:

We kicked off the new year with a major food delivery — our biggest single shipment yet. Three volunteers drove across the region to restock all feeding stations. We also onboarded 2 new local feeding partners, expanding our reach to areas that had zero coverage before.

Food delivery proof — January 2026

For the month of December 2025, your purchases funded:

December was our biggest month ever. The holiday season brought an incredible wave of support from our community. We used every dollar to stock up on food before the harshest winter weeks. Our partners reported that several feeding stations ran out within hours — a sign that the need is real and growing.

Feeding operation proof — December 2025

Food purchase receipt — December 2025

For the month of November 2025, your purchases funded:

November marked the beginning of our winter preparation. We pre-ordered extra food supplies and reinforced feeding stations with weather protection. Our community crossed the 20,000-member milestone this month — a moment we'll never forget. Every single one of you made this possible.

For the month of October 2025, your purchases funded:

We expanded to 2 new feeding locations in October, bringing our total to 12 active stations. Our local partners identified areas where stray populations were growing due to recent construction displacing animals from their usual shelters.