ökocat Selects Five Winning Shelters for 2020 ökocause4paws Litter Donation Program Due to Overwhelming Need

ökocat announced they’re donating approximately 11,000 pounds of next generation plant-based cat litter to five U.S. animal rescue organizations. This year’s generous donation is almost triple the amount offered through last year’s ökocause4paws Litter Donation Program.

For the third consecutive year, ökocat called on fans to nominate their favorite eco-friendly cities where the brand would select donation recipients. The results are in with locations in Washington, Nebraska, North Carolina and Illinois taking the lead. Due to an overwhelming voting response and an increased need for litter at shelters due to Covid-19, ökocat has selected five animal shelters in the winning cities including:

• Whatcom Humane Society in Bellingham, Wash.
• The Cat House in Lincoln, Neb.
• Asheville Humane Society in Asheville, N.C.
• Chicago Animal Care & Control in Chicago, Ill.
• Northwest Animal Companions in Portland, Ore.

“Two paws up to the folks at Healthy Pet/ökocat for their generous donation of litter for our shelter cats and kittens,” said Laura Clark, Director Whatcom Humane Society. “Their support helps us care for thousands of homeless, unwanted cats and kittens annually and allows us to save badly needed resources to fulfill our mission and life-saving work. We are so grateful for all they do for the animals in our shelter and community.”

Throughout 2021, cat adopters and fosters at the selected shelters will also receive coupons for free ökocat litter to bring home. ökocat stops odor before it starts, clumps solid for easy scooping and has low airborne dust for a healthier home. There are six varieties to choose from, each made in the U.S. from 100 percent sustainably sourced, responsibly rescued wood and paper without artificial fragrances, synthetic chemicals, toxic dyes or GMOs.

“We are thrilled to be able to provide safe, clean litter for cats across the country through our annual ökocause4paws Litter Donation Program,” said Leslie Ellis, Communications Manager at ökocat. “We strongly believe in the health and environmental benefits of our products for our pets, homes and the planet and this is one way we look forward to giving back to communities each year. We’re proud to say we’ve donated more than 20,000 pounds of litter in the last three years.”

Program donation photos are available here.