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It was a busy and wonderful September for Have A Hart Day!  

London volunteers jumped in to help at the Anthony Nolan Trust, packing 60 black folders, 56 blue folders and over 6,000 wall planners! 

Our team in Amsterdam painted two giant chicken coops at a petting zoo!

The @have-a-hart-day-dc team in DC helped 37 dogs and 4 cats get adopted at the Lucky Dog Animal Rescue. 

Singapore represented their @haveahartdaysg team at the Dad’s For Life Car Rally, manning the checkpoints across the island for a total of 140 participants! 

Boston HAHD volunteers sorted 12,335 lbs of frozen meat at the Greater Boston Food Bank!  Wowzah!  @haveahartdayboston

10 volunteers in Lansing worked The Color Run to raise awareness for both the Sparrow Foundation and Kelleigh’s Cause charities!

South Bend City represented in their event with The South Bend City Crop Walk, keeping 175 walkers hydrated and motivated to end hunger in our area! 

Seattle volunteers served breakfast and lunch to approx. 70 members of the Ballard community. @haveahartdayseattle

Had the most amazing day volunteering up at the Wildcat Sanctuary today. 6 volunteers dug a trench thru an enclosure, trimmed trees/removed brush and sticks. Then afterward got a tour of all the residents.

PLEASE NOTE: all cat photos were taken during a guided guided tour from one of the main caretakers, after we spent the day volunteering. We were not allowed our phones/cameras during the work day, for safety purposes, but were allowed photos during the tour. All volunteers had to stay at least 10 feet away from the occupied enclosure fences at all times.

The Wildcat Sanctuary is not open to the public for viewing. They are a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue and care of wildcats previously bred for “pets”, entertainment, tourist attractions, money, status symbols, etc. A few of the MN native species came directly from the DNR after a failed or two release back into the wild. The Wildcat Sanctuary does not rehabilitate/release any cats, nor do they use them for breeding purposes (all cats are spayed/neutered, and vetted). The Wildcat Sanctuary is simply a safe haven for these beautiful creatures to live out the remainder of their life in happiness, while in a proper habitat, and with proper care.

For more information on what they do, their past and current residents, or if you wish to make a donation: Www.wildcatsanctuary.org

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You can also email me (Gilly - city captain) at [email protected]