Featured Cat
Name: Working Kitties
Breed: Cute!
Gender: Both!
Age: All ages!
Barns and businesses--introducing our Working Cats Program, for kitties who are not happy or suited to living indoors. Cuter, safer, and more effective than traps and poisons, they will keep your rodent population down 24/7 for years.
Featured Dog
Name: Luna
Breed: Chihuahua/Jack Russell Terrier Mix
Gender: Female
Age: 2 years old
Silly and snuggly, that's me. My name is Luna and I like to play! I'm shy at first, and I'm looking for a family that can see past that to my big heart and funloving spirit.
Thank You
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You helped us raise $2,000 at our April 28th recycle drive and bake sale! That's a lot of bottles and cupcakes! Thank you from all our animals! |
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Visit our Thank Yous archive.
What's New
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Flirt the kitten arrived at TJO with two broken legs. We have been taking good care of her over the past several weeks. Here are some pictures of her recuperating and getting strong enough for adoption...soon!
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Join Us
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Want to help TJO in one minute and for free? Email your local reps telling them you support TJO's work helping people and animals in our community. |
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Your Mayors and City Councilors want to hear from you, and they determine our budget each year! Take a minute to help local animals. It's easy! Click here.
Donate
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Give TJO kitties something to purr about in 2012: their very own scratcher pad to use. Living at a shelter can be a little stressful or boring, but scratching is fun and it helps relax the cats. Help us be sure that every kitty will get one. |
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Our Mission
Striving to give each and every animal that comes through its doors a chance at a better future, the TJO Foundation lends a voice to animals who cannot speak for themselves. The Foundation supports and enhances the programs and medical services of the Thomas J. O’Connor Animal Control and Adoption Center through fundraising, public awareness and educational outreach. We are a 501(c)3 non-profit serving animals in Western Massachusetts.