"Never believe that a few caring people can’t change the world.  For
indeed, that’s all who ever have"
Margaret Mead
All Creatures Great & Small Animal Sanctuary
Please be advised that the "All Creatures Great & Small Animal Sanctuary"
is no longer in operation.  For a variety of reasons, we are unable to continue our
rescue work at this time.  Should circumstances change in the future, we will be
happy to restore our sanctuary to an operational status.  We are still caring for six
cats that we rescued while we were operational, and their photos can be seen
below.  Thank you for all of your support in the past, and please feel free to check
our website in the future for any updates.
The two cats above are "step-sisters". Tori is the calico cat on the left,
and Boo is the cat on the right.  They have grown up together, and
came to the sanctuary when their owners were not able to keep them.  
Blossom (left) was a stray
that gave birth to 3 kittens
(that were adopted from the
sanctuary a few years ago).  
Blossom is still with us,
beautiful and somewhat of an
"alpha" cat.
Marty (right) is an older male
unceremoniously dumped at
our vets office when we were
located in Cleveland, Ohio. He
is a great cat, but can be a
typical "old" man with his
cantankerous personality.
Momma Kitty (left) was
rescued around the time of
the Olympic games in
Athens, Greece.  She was a
stray with 5 kittens, all
named with an Olympics or
Greek theme, and adopted
that same summer (2004).  
The sleek young male on the right is Buster.  
Not particularly photogenic, but a wonderful lap
cat.  Buster is sort of a feline version of a
Labrador Retriever.  Very affectionate.  We
found him hanging out in a feral cat colony
that we used to look after.  He was obviously
not feral, so we rescued him.