Support Nîmes’ Feline Friends with Exclusive cat Bracelet Fundraiser
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A charming cat bracelet is now available for purchase to benefit Chats libres de Nîmes Agglo, a local institution dedicated to the welfare of cats in the Nîmes region of France. Proceeds from the €2 bracelets will directly support the organization’s vital work, with an additional €4 covering shipping costs.
The initiative offers a simple way for animal lovers to contribute to a worthy cause. According to a recent announcement, supporters can acquire a bracelet with either a white or black cat head design.
How to Order the Cat Bracelet
Individuals interested in purchasing the bracelet, or making a broader contribution, can contact Sandrine D. directly at 06 89 34 92 18.
The organization accepts payments via global check, payable to “Chats Libres de Nîmes Agglo.” Checks, including the €4 shipping fee, should be mailed to the following address:
Les Chats Libres de Nîmes Agglo:
Grand Hôtel – Le Chat Noir
202 rue Claude Ledoux
30900 NÎMES
Combining Support for Nîmes’ Cats
Donors are encouraged to consolidate their contributions. One check can cover both bracelet purchases, general donations, and ongoing support for the organization’s programs. This streamlined approach simplifies the giving process and maximizes the impact of each contribution.
The Chats Libres de Nîmes Agglo plays a crucial role in the community, providing care and advocacy for vulnerable feline populations. This fundraiser offers a tangible way for individuals to demonstrate their support and help ensure the well-being of cats in the Nîmes area.
The fundraiser, initiated on November 15, 2023, aims to address the growing number of stray and abandoned cats in the Nîmes Agglomeration. Chats Libres de Nîmes Agglo,founded in 2018 by Sandrine D., provides essential services including Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs, veterinary care, and rehoming assistance. The organization currently cares for over 80 cats, a number that fluctuates seasonally. The bracelet fundraiser was conceived as a enduring source of funding to cover rising veterinary costs and maintain the TNR program, wich is vital for controlling the feral cat population. As of December 1, 2023, over 200 bracelets have been sold, raising over €600. The fundraiser is ongoing, with no official end date, and will continue as long as there is demand and the organization requires support.
