Help for Southtown area dogs and cats
The Cannoli Fund on Instagram (@thecannolifund) We live in an amazing neighborhood with great people and pets. Dozens of people, including dogs who benefited from our programs, showed their support at the fundraiser at Southtown 101. The event, held on September 10, was hosted by our neighbors Mary Smith and Cindy Garcia and was sponsored … Continue reading Our September fundraiser was a great success
Please join us on Sunday, September 10, from 1 – 4 pm, at Southtown 101 at 101 Pereida (between S. St Mary’s and S. Presa Streets). Our generous friends and neighbors are hosting a fundraiser for The Cannoli Fund to benefit our FREE programs for the cats and dogs of Southtown. Dog friendly! There will … Continue reading Join us for a fundraiser at Southtown 101 on Sunday, Sept 10
APRIL FOOLS! While we’ve got you here, check out our 2018 cat and dog Fiesta medals in our shop or on eBay! Buy now at The King William Association office (122 Madison Street) – Pig Liquors (518 S. Presa) – Villa Finale Museum and Gardens (401 King William Street) – Alamo Dog and Cat Hospital … Continue reading Announcing our new spay/neuter program for urban wildlife
Our 2017 Fiesta medals, featuring Auggie the dog and Franklin the cat, can be purchased now in The Cannoli Fund’s Fiesta medal shop and on eBay. Each medal proclaims “Spay or Neuter Pets,” the central mission of our nonprofit serving the cats and dogs of King William and Lavaca. The star of this year’s dog … Continue reading Our cat and dog 2017 Fiesta medals are here!
Thanks to donors’, volunteers’, and neighbors’ kind words, The Cannoli Fund has been honored as a 2016 Top-Rated Nonprofit by GreatNonprofits, the leading provider of user reviews about nonprofit organizations. The Cannoli Fund, an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving the King William and Lavaca neighborhoods of San Antonio, started in 2011. The 2016 Top-Rated Nonprofit … Continue reading The Cannoli Fund named top-rated nonprofit
The Cannoli Fund was awarded a King William Association grant to help fund its Community Cat Carpool program in the neighborhood. The grant provided for two more humane cat traps and will pay for the spay or neuter and vaccination of 34 King William cats. This will further our mission to stabilize the outdoor cat … Continue reading KWA grant will change lives of area cats