Sat 10/16 @ 3-6PM
For more than a decade, the Waterloo Alley Cat Project, founded by Blue Arrow Records owners Debbie and Pete Gulyas, has been taking care of feral and stray cats in the neighborhood, feeding them, getting them neutered and spayed, providing medical care when needed, and finding homes from ones that are socialized. They and their team of volunteers have had hundreds of cats neutered and spayed, preventing the birth of thousands of homeless kittens.
As a fundraiser, WACP has put together a calendar featuring some of the residents of their colonies and sanctuary. And on Saturday October 16, which fortuitously happens to be National Feral Cat Day, they’ll be celebrating with a party at Cavotta’s Garden Center in Collinwood. Cavotta’s has a bar and a menu to purchase drinks and eats from, so come join other cat-lovers for an afternoon of sharing your photos and favorite cat stories, and be one of the first to pick up a calendar. They’ll also have raffle baskets if you want to buy tickets and help out while possibly winning something.
One Response to “Waterloo Alley Cat Project Debuts Its 2022 Cat Calendar”
Dolores Gray
Hi Fluffy, That’s a great photo of you sitting on your desk. I see you’ve worked very hard and finished your calendar project. I will definitely buy one. I can’t wait to see what photos you’ve pawed selected for this years masterpiece. Every time I visit Blue Arrow you’re always in the back working so diligently on something. Just so you know, we do appreciate all that you do!!! 🌞