My Nonprofit Reviews

I was fortunate enough to foster this beauty for a few months until she found her forever home! Georgia had a rough start to her life as she was very sick when she arrived at the shelter. They took great care of her but she developed behavior issues. We decided together that she should go to a foster home where she could thrive and be herself. With hours of behavior training and suggestions provided by Operation Kindness, little Georgia calmed down and learned how to be around other cats. She found a perfect match and got adopted in February!

What started out as a temporary foster that was supposed to last just two weeks...a year later, Brittany is the best thing to happen to our family. Because of her "tortietude", she was considered quite the diva of the shelter. I remember visiting her at the shelter for a few months and walking into the cat room and saying "where's my girl?" and she would wake up, jump down and greet me at her door with a smile. I decided after talking to some of the staff that I would agree to give her some time outside the shelter for a couple of weeks. I fell in love on the way home from the shelter and never looked back. She loves my other cats, greets me and my husband at the door, and follows us everywhere. The loving staff at Operation Kindness always claims all animals as their "favorites" but I know Brittany really was. They always take extra time out of their day with each and every animal. They are truly filled with joy when a pet gets to go home with their family. They always go the extra mile and make each relationship personal. Thank you for taking such good care of my baby!