Cat Testimonials: Many Satisfied Customers!

Donations to Date: 3,448

All proceeds are donated (minus Paypal fees). (See below for purchase info.) Free catnip toys have been sent to the following organizations for their resident cats or to use as fundraisers:

Southern Animal Foundation, New Orleans, LA
Seal Beach Animal Care Center, CA
Long Beach Spay/Neuter, CA
Coles County Humane Association, IL
Four Footed Friends, Indiana, PA
Best Friends Animal Society, Kanab, UT
Homeless Cat Management Team, Pittsburgh, PA
St. Francis Animal Sanctuary, Tylertown, MS
Dakin Pioneer Valley Humane Society, Western Massachusetts
Pinupts for Pitbulls, PA

Donations

2007: 1,156 toys

2008: 1,512 toys

2009: 780 so far

How to Purchase

Catnip pyramids are available for $1 a piece with a minimum order of 5. Also, a couple bucks for shipping is required. I accept Paypal, check, or money order. Please email me for details.

Are you crafty?

Do you want to make these for shelter kitties near you? I'll send you my complicated pattern for making these toys! (haha) Or visit the Snuggles Project run by Hugs for Homeless Animals. They make blankets and other comforting items for shelter animals. Their website has patterns for knitters, sewers, and crocheters. Or if you don't sew, buy some towels and blankets at the Goodwill and garage sales and donate them to your local shelter. Also, if you have a hospital connection, hospitals sell off lots of old bed pads that are perfect "piddle pads" for dog runs and cat cages.

Distant Beginnings

It all began with an idea and my grandma's sewing machine in January, 2007.

Catnip Pyramids

I sew catnip toys for sale and for charity. They are made from pre-washed fabrics, a healthy dose of catnip, and fiber filling. All toys come with a slobber tab for humans to pick them up after they've become wet and chewed. The pyramid shape is perfect for gripping and tossing around a room. I don't have pictures of all the fabrics I use or have used, but here are some.