Gallia County Nonprofit

Appalachian foster rescue network

We coordinate volunteer foster homes across southern Ohio, rehabilitating community cats on living room quilts instead of facility cages while resolving regional overpopulation through humane TNR.

Community Impact

Direct care across hollows

420+

spay and neuter surgeries completed

64

active volunteer foster households

100%

vaccinated and vet-checked before adoption

Our Core Work

Three grassroots commitments

Addressing feline welfare across rural counties requires steady hands, accessible veterinary support, and active neighborhood cooperation.

Home Placement
Population Control
Preventative Care

Foster rehabilitation

Humane rural TNR

Medical stabilization

Rescued cats decompress in quiet home settings, receiving patient daily socialization, proper nutrition, and indoor companionship prior to permanent adoption.

Volunteer field teams manage humane trapping, transport to licensed surgical clinics, and safe return for established community colonies across local townships.

Every incoming cat receives full core vaccinations, microchip registration, parasite treatment, and thorough diagnostic screening through local partner veterinarians.

Our Perspective

True recovery happens on living room rugs, not behind shelter steel.

We believe every rural cat deserves comprehensive medical attention, full bellies, and dedicated caretakers who know their individual temperament before they ever enter an adoptive home.

Open a quiet room

Whether you can foster a recovering cat for three weeks or want to welcome a socialized companion into your home, our Crown City network covers all supplies.