The 2014 Hyde Park Cats calendars are still available, but get yours soon before we sell out! They are available at Parker’s, a natural Dog and Cat Market, or 57th Street Books for a $10 donation. For mail order, see detailed instructions below on how to pay by check or with Paypal.

All proceeds from the calendar help us fulfill our mission of helping cats and kittens in need.

Did we mention they make great gifts too?

Receive your 2014 HPC calendar by mail and pay with either check or Paypal! 

1 calendar: $15 ($10 + $5 shipping)

2 calendars: $25 ($20 + $5 shipping)

3 calendars: $35 ($30 + $5 shipping)

4 calendars: $46 ($40 + $6 shipping)

5 calendars: $56 ($50 + $6 shipping)

For more than 5 or for international shipping please email Melissa at mlanderson6@wisc.edu for a quote

1) Pay online with Paypal

· Click on the DONATE gold paw print in the upper right hand corner of the main page: http://hydeparkcats.org/

· This will take you to our Paypal site

· On the second page, after inputting your payment info, ***be sure to click “add special instructions for recipient.”***

a. Please indicate that you are ordering a calendar (and how many)

b. The address(es) where you would like them shipped

c. If you are adding a donation to your order, please let us know here

2) Pay by check, made out to Hyde Park Cats· Please email Melissa at mlanderson6@wisc.edu for the mailing address

·Include the following information with your check:

a. Please indicate that you are ordering a calendar (and how many)

b. The address(es) where you would like them shipped

c. If you are adding a donation to your order, please let us know

And tell your friends!

If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to contact Melissa at mlanderson6@wisc.edu

Calendar cat Jimmy J (now Finley) shows off his page!

Misha, a striking 3-4 month old grey tabby girl kitten, was taken in as part of recent TNR work, along with Samantha, Joe, and Pretty’s clan. Misha is now used to living the good life inside, thanks to some caring volunteers who helped socialize her–not that she took that much persuasion! She very much enjoys pets (chin scratches) and will, if it suits her, present her belly for loves. She enjoys sitting in her Christmas box, and eats all kinds of cat food–no picky eater here. We think she’d be great with other cats too.

We think she looks very regal and dignified, but we also know she has a silly side (see belly rubs, above!)

So glad to bring her in before the cold hit!

Here is a recent video of this sweet girl: https://vimeo.com/80839680