The “Saving Kittens Lives” event with Hannah Shaw, scheduled for February 8th, has been canceled due to an unforeseen family emergency for Hannah. Our thoughts are with Hannah and her family at this time. We understand this is disappointing news, and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We were greatly looking forward to this event and sharing Hannah’s expertise with the community. We are actively working to reschedule the event and will notify you as soon as the new date is confirmed. All tickets purchased will be honored for the rescheduled event. If you have purchased tickets and are unable to attend the rescheduled event, or if you prefer a refund, please send a refund request to Lori Burke at [email protected].
Thank you for your understanding and continued support. We appreciate your dedication to saving kitten lives.
This private event features, Hannah Shaw, the renowned Kitten Lady, at the Gulf Coast Humane Society. This exclusive gathering invites our most dedicated supporters and friends to an extraordinary night of inspiration and animal advocacy.
Event Highlights:
– Intimate meet-and-greet with Hannah Shaw
– Behind-the-scenes insights into kitten rescue and foster care
– Exclusive preview of her new book, Cats of the World, and rescue work
As the founder of the Orphan Kitten Club and a New York Times bestselling author, Hannah will share her groundbreaking work in saving the most vulnerable felines. Guests will gain unprecedented access to her innovative approaches to animal welfare and hear firsthand stories of kitten rescue that have touched millions worldwide.
This special evening celebrates the vital connection between passionate donors and the life-saving work of animal rescue, offering a rare chance to connect directly with one of the most influential animal advocates of our time.
Gulf Coast Humane Society is dedicated to being a safe haven for pets in need by providing medical care, promoting adoptions, and nurturing the bond between pets and people in Southwest Florida.
Our shelter does not receive any federal, state, or county funding and no funding from the Humane Society of the United States or ASPCA. We rely solely on donations, grants, bequests, and fundraising events to further our mission as stated above.
We are the most tenured 501(c)3 nonprofit, no-kill, animal welfare organization established in 1947 in Southwest Florida.
