JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Glover is a 2-month-old domestic short-haired kitten. Glover was found as a stray on April 29 and was in foster care until recently. She has been spayed and is ready to find a home.
Glover is a very sweet kitten that loves attention and enjoys being around people.
Check out JHS’s “Be a Feline Friend” campaign, where folks can donate $5 to JHS and name one of the kittens. Also, JHS said it is in need of additional fosters to help us take care of the baby kittens to get them ready for adoption.
How You Can Help
- Fostering a kitten or litter
- Adopting from JHS
- Volunteering your time
- Donating supplies or funds
JHS offers volunteer hours, full support for foster parents, and plenty of opportunities to match your lifestyle.
Ready to lend a paw? Visit jackshumane.org to learn more about how you can help kittens like Delta find their purr-fect home.
The Jacksonville Humane Society (JHS) is a dedicated, independent 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Jacksonville, Florida. Each year, JHS provides compassionate care for nearly 8,000 dogs and cats while offering an array of vital community programs. These include pet adoption services, resources for pet owners, support for lost and found animals, veterinary outreach initiatives, and engaging youth programs.
As a non-government-funded organization, JHS relies entirely on the generosity of supporters to sustain its mission. Contributions enable JHS to provide life-saving care and resources to pets and the people who cherish them.
Mission Statement The Jacksonville Humane Society is committed to delivering care, comfort, and compassion to animals in need. Through community engagement, JHS strives to end the euthanasia of abandoned and orphaned shelter animals, fostering a kinder future for pets and their families.