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Around the Cracker Barrel - Hermitage No-Kill Cat Shelter and Sanctuary | Katelyn Ricenbaw (Aired 07/11/25)
This week on Around the Cracker Barrel, host Guy Atchley welcomed Katelyn Ricenbaw, Events Coordinator for the Hermitage No-Kill Cat Shelter and Sanctuary in Tucson. Broadcasting from the scenic Green Valley La Posada campus, Guy and Katelyn discuss the incredible work of this cage-free, no-kill facility—home to over 150 cats, including special needs and leukemia-positive kitties.
Katelyn shares how the Hermitage supports its mission through community events like their upcoming craft fair on September 27th, a Halloween party, and a fundraiser at Color Me Mine this Sunday at 6 PM. The shelter also partners with El Jefe Cat Café to house additional adoptable cats and utilizes social media to boost adoptions.
Listeners learn about the differences between fostering and adoption, with fees covering spaying/neutering, microchipping, and vaccinations. As a donor-funded nonprofit, Hermitage is currently in need of foster families and volunteers, especially during the busy kitten season.
Celebrating 60 years of service this October, the Hermitage invites the public to visit during open hours on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10 AM to 5 PM—and to explore legacy giving opportunities like memorial bricks and benches. Learn more or donate at hermitagecatshelter.org.
Katelyn shares how the Hermitage supports its mission through community events like their upcoming craft fair on September 27th, a Halloween party, and a fundraiser at Color Me Mine this Sunday at 6 PM. The shelter also partners with El Jefe Cat Café to house additional adoptable cats and utilizes social media to boost adoptions.
Listeners learn about the differences between fostering and adoption, with fees covering spaying/neutering, microchipping, and vaccinations. As a donor-funded nonprofit, Hermitage is currently in need of foster families and volunteers, especially during the busy kitten season.
Celebrating 60 years of service this October, the Hermitage invites the public to visit during open hours on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10 AM to 5 PM—and to explore legacy giving opportunities like memorial bricks and benches. Learn more or donate at hermitagecatshelter.org.
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By KGVY MediaThis week on Around the Cracker Barrel, host Guy Atchley welcomed Katelyn Ricenbaw, Events Coordinator for the Hermitage No-Kill Cat Shelter and Sanctuary in Tucson. Broadcasting from the scenic Green Valley La Posada campus, Guy and Katelyn discuss the incredible work of this cage-free, no-kill facility—home to over 150 cats, including special needs and leukemia-positive kitties.
Katelyn shares how the Hermitage supports its mission through community events like their upcoming craft fair on September 27th, a Halloween party, and a fundraiser at Color Me Mine this Sunday at 6 PM. The shelter also partners with El Jefe Cat Café to house additional adoptable cats and utilizes social media to boost adoptions.
Listeners learn about the differences between fostering and adoption, with fees covering spaying/neutering, microchipping, and vaccinations. As a donor-funded nonprofit, Hermitage is currently in need of foster families and volunteers, especially during the busy kitten season.
Celebrating 60 years of service this October, the Hermitage invites the public to visit during open hours on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10 AM to 5 PM—and to explore legacy giving opportunities like memorial bricks and benches. Learn more or donate at hermitagecatshelter.org.
Katelyn shares how the Hermitage supports its mission through community events like their upcoming craft fair on September 27th, a Halloween party, and a fundraiser at Color Me Mine this Sunday at 6 PM. The shelter also partners with El Jefe Cat Café to house additional adoptable cats and utilizes social media to boost adoptions.
Listeners learn about the differences between fostering and adoption, with fees covering spaying/neutering, microchipping, and vaccinations. As a donor-funded nonprofit, Hermitage is currently in need of foster families and volunteers, especially during the busy kitten season.
Celebrating 60 years of service this October, the Hermitage invites the public to visit during open hours on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10 AM to 5 PM—and to explore legacy giving opportunities like memorial bricks and benches. Learn more or donate at hermitagecatshelter.org.