Check made out to Kenzies Kitten Rescue 
Address to send check: 2880 Irondale st Deltona fl 32738

Hello <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; color: rgb(42, 42, 196); padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; margin: 0px; overflow-wrap: anywhere; -webkit-touch-callout: none; -webkit-user-select: none; box-sizing: inherit;">First name, Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for supporting our cause. This donation greatly helps our mission. If you would like to contribute further to our cause, contact us to become a volunteer, or spread the word about our mission! Kenzie Skenzieskittenrescue@yahoo.com

For a long time, this has lived in the “one day” category for us. One day, when things slow down.One day, when we have time to sit with the numbers.One day, when we can talk it through with our vets and make a real plan. And now—finally—that day is here. We’re at a point where we can start giving back in a bigger, more intentional way… not just to the animals we take in, but to the entire community around us. Because the truth is, the need is overwhelming. As of recent statewide estimates in 2025, tens of thousands of animals enter Florida shelters every year. Roughly 30,000–40,000 dogs and 40,000–50,000 cats are euthanized annually across the state due to overcrowding, limited resources, and lack of available homes. And when you look at our local shelters, it becomes even more real: <ul><li>Orange County: 198 dogs, 103 cats</li><li>Seminole County: 90 dogs, 87 cats</li><li>Marion County: 211 dogs, 338 cats</li></ul> And that’s just a snapshot. The list keeps going. Our shelters are full. Beyond full, most days. So how do we get here? There isn’t just one reason—there are many. But the most common ones we see are: <ul><li>Lack of education about spay/neuter and its long-term impact</li><li>Financial limitations</li><li>Unexpected life changes (moving, job loss, medical issues, new babies)</li><li>Housing restrictions or landlord issues</li><li>Behavioral challenges without access to training resources</li><li>Unplanned litters</li></ul> And one of the biggest barriers tying all of this together? Cost. Spay and neuter procedures can range anywhere from $600 to $1,200 depending on the clinic, size of the animal, and medical needs. Even “low-cost” options can still be out of reach for many families—especially when transportation, time off work, or multiple pets are involved. And that’s where we knew something had to change. We are incredibly honored to be working alongside a veterinary clinic that sees this crisis just as clearly as we do—one that understands that prevention is key, and that accessibility matters just as much as availability. Because even when services exist… they’re not always within reach. So we’re doing something about it. With every adoption, we’re now setting aside funds into what we’re calling our Give Back Fund—a fund created specifically to help members of our community who want to do the right thing for their pets, but simply can’t afford it. Here’s what that looks like: <ul><li>Every dog adopted → $85 goes directly into the fund to help cover a spay/neuter surgery for another family</li><li>Every cat adopted → $60 goes directly into the fund for the same purpose</li></ul> So every time you adopt from us… you’re not just changing one life. You’re helping prevent future litters, future suffering, and future shelter overcrowding. We’ve also created this fundraiser so that anyone who believes in this mission can be part of it. You don’t have to fund an entire surgery.You don’t have to give a large amount. Because even a small contribution moves us closer to something much bigger. The more we raise…The more families we can help.The more animals we can spay and neuter.The fewer litters end up in already overwhelmed shelters. Right now, this initiative is focused on Volusia County residents. As much as we want to help everywhere, we also know that real impact starts local—and grows from there. Expansion is the dream.But right now, we’re building something strong at home first. And honestly? We cannot wait to see what this turns into. Because this isn’t just about surgeries.It’s about prevention.It’s about compassion.It’s about creating a future where fewer animals have to suffer simply because there weren’t enough resources to help sooner. Because breeding more animals—intentional or not—adds to an already overwhelmed system. More animals means more crowding.More crowding means more euthanasia. And the hardest truth of all?There simply aren’t enough homes for them all. But together—we can change that. If you’d like to be part of this mission, to help us build something that directly supports both animals and the people who love them… This fundraiser is where it starts.

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