My Nonprofit Reviews

I have had the pleasure of meeting a young lady two years ago while working on a project to save our wildlife in our neighborhood. Her name is Shelley Blessing and she worked tirelessly on educating our group as to how wildlife interact with humans and simply leaving their habitat alone and letting Mother Nature do what she has done for eons to ensure their survival. Her most important role besides her family is her love for the feline and helping those that are too young or helpless to make it own their own. She personally takes on the task of feeding the strays with the ultimate goal of capture, neuter and release and was instrumental in passing a law within our county to stop the senseless killing of cats once they were captured. She has a great 'follow through' with any assignment asked of her and is very active in attending the seminars given on both a State and National level to ensure no animal is abused or neglected. Shelley personally takes care of the cats that no one wants and cannot be adopted out - those that may only have one eye or three legs or so weak they cannot stand. She has a heart that will not quit giving and will travel into other counties at her own expense to help a cause that is dear to her - the safety and survival of any feline in distress. I turn to her for advice on proper care and medical issues with my own cats and is always happy to assist as she feels as they are her own. Shelley is dedicated beyond the norm and will see to it daily that no cat goes hungry. Her organization KPOH is constant in its goal of dedicating the proper care, safety and concern of any feline in distress. I feel very fortunate to know Shelley Blessing and her non-profit organization A Kittys Purrsuit of Happiness.