Operation Kindness functions to provide spay/neuter and medical care to animals in need. We do not have a shelter and are unable to acquire any additional animals. We do, however, continue to aid and educate others, and provide assistance as needed and as funds allow.  We are currently providing shelter, food, and medical care for approximately 150 animals (cats and dogs) in our private homes.

Our functions are as follows:

·         Lend trapping equipment for individuals who want to control the number of cats in their neighborhood and are willing to feed and provide shelter.

·         Pay for any medical expenses and spay/neutering costs for these cats or dogs if they are unable to afford the costs.

·         Provide funds for senior citizens or impoverished people who want to keep pets but are unable to afford veterinary care.

·         Provide educating techniques for adoption procedures and problematic animals.