World’s Best Cat Litter Donates 20 Tons of Litter to Pasadena Humane

Pasadena Humane on Thursday received a donation of 20 tons of cat litter — the equivalent of a year’s worth — from World’s Best Cat Litter to help ease the strain of kitten season.

Currently, Pasadena Humane has about 60 cats and kittens that are ready for adoption. New owners will receive one free bag of litter for each cat or kitten they adopt. Last year, Pasadena Humane rescued approximately 3,800 cats and kittens.

“We are incredibly thankful for the generous donation from World’s Best Cat Litter,” said Dia DuVernet, president and CEO of Pasadena Humane.

“It will help us continue to provide the highest level of care for homeless cats and kittens at the shelter,” said DuVernet.

“Especially in these unprecedented times, shelters are in need of litter for cats that are looking for their forever homes,” said Brook Tjaden, associate brand manager of World’s Best Cat Litter. “We are grateful for all that Pasadena Humane has done to help cats in need and see this litter donation as a small token of our appreciation.”

This litter is not available as a public giveaway. However, Pasadena Humane does offer a Pet Food Bank that provides food and supplies for pet owners in need.

For more information on the Pet Food Bank, or how you can adopt or contribute, visit https://bit.ly/3bfF7ez