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Team of youth volunteers who consistently served their local Humane Society 2009-2022. GOAL:S:
The primary goals of the McCook Cat Pack (MCP) were twofold:
a.

The McCook Cat Pack (MCP) was a team of committed youth volunteers and an adult adviser who consistently served the McCook Humane Society from 2009-2022. Founding members were active fundraisers for 11 years starting in early elementary school through middle school and high school. MCP alumni members wish to thank the McCook community and southwest Nebraska for, "helping us help the shelter!" The

MCP is currently "inactive." BACKGROUND:
The McCook Cat Pack (MCP) was founded the summer of 2009 with a basic lemonade stand and bake sale in the kids front yard. The youth volunteers made a list, bought supplies at their McCook Walmart, made tasty lemonade, baked warm cookies and brownies to sale at a table with home made signs and balloons. A few third graders, two fifth graders, and 3.5 hours invested the girls raised a humble $9.75 from their first fundraiser but boy were they excited. After counting their money the girls proudly delivered the money raised with their cat "Switch" to the animal shelter. A photo op, a brief McCook Gazette story and the MCP was officially launched and anxious to do more. "Raise Awareness" for the value of adopting shelter animals
b. and "Raise Funds" for the local McCook Humane Society which serves southwest Nebraska and northwest Kansas. RESULTS:
Examples of MCP volunteering efforts included (PLEASE REFERENCE FB "photo albums"):

Hosting bake sales and lemonade stands, representing the shelter with tables and booths at community events, designing an online pet photo contest, crafting new cat and dog 12 month calendars and greeting cards, partnering with an international card company to design and develop a custom deck of shelter playing cards, the girls created a kids coloring book, secured dozens of loyal community sponsors and sold a variety of animal themed merchandise during the Red Willow County Fair, Heritage Days, Dog Days in the Park, the McCook Farm and Ranch Expo and various holiday craft sales at the City Auditorium or Kiplinger complex. THE STORY BEHIND THE STORY:
The McCook Cat Pack's (MCP) first lemonade stand 2009 was inspired from their cat named "Switch." Switch was a very large Tuxedo (Maincoon / Snowshoe breed mix) rescued from a farm barn in central Kansas. As the girls cat grew larger Switch became a confident and flamboyant boy cat who actually acted like /or thought he was a dog (or a human). Switch was "in charge" and ruled the house, yard, and neighbors yards (and roofs). He roamed the neighborhood north of Kelly Park in McCook, NE and his interests included: driving in cars, hanging out the window, climbing rooftops, listening to Elvis and Van Morrison CD's, hunting small animals and flying creatures (from turtles to bats). He was a hit visiting kids in school for "show and tell," appeared in parades and performed daily cat yoga. In short, Switch was a most unique and special cat who impressed everyone who met him with how smart, friendly, funny and brave he was. THE BIRTH OF A COMIC STORY:
With encouragement from the McCook Humane Society and the McCook Daily Gazette, an original comic strip about Switch was created by a Central Elementary 5th grader, Chloe Dixon. The comic strip highlighted his "out of the box" crazy feline behavior and cat life. It was titled, "Super Switch - The Return of Katnip World." Chloe's comic stories were published in the "Whiskers" animal shelter section for the Gazettes “weekend edition" and ran for 3+ years (160 weekends). While each comic strip retold real stories of Switches life it also embellished his character as a super hero like Spider-Man, Black Panther, Superman or Batman. He had super feline powers which allowed him to fly, use the power of invisibility, super strength against dogs, with the power of super smell. The adventures of Katnip World comics told tales of Switch defending the defenseless from bully dogs and scary villains like, “The Claw, The Hammer, The Guinea Gang, Snapper, and "Fluffy the Furious. Protecting kittens, fighting bad dogs, serving the Mayor and guarding community catnip treats was "job one” in Katnip World. CAT PACK VOLUNTEERS BEGIN:
Switch inspired two sisters (Chloe & Sarah) who involved their close friends to join together in elementary school to help their local shelter each summer and fall by volunteering on weekends and after school. After two years of consistent activities the "McCook Cat Pack," (MCP) name was coined by the volunteers and adopted by the shelter. A simple vision created by elementary school friends who shared the desire to make a positive difference for abandon animals and strays. It began with simple basic lemonade stands and bake sales. And it grew each year into bigger projects as new Cat Pack friends showed up AND the founders grew up. By the 3rd year of volunteering (2012) the McCook Humane Society “Board of Directors” officially adopted the youth Cat Pack as community fundraisers and at a special recognition party (Thank you Lori Prestes) presented them with a thank you celebration, presentation and a recognition plaque for their results to date, "Volunteers of the Year” award plaque. THROUGH THE YEARS:
Over time, the MCP tried new and different things. For example: the team designed a coloring book, created annual calendars, made a custom deck of playing cards, crafted original artwork and posters, designed cat pack logos merchandise: mouse pads, t-shirts, coffee mugs, refrigerator magnets, greeting cards, recycled stuffed animals, and other cat and dog themed merchandise. Local businesses and private donations supported these projects and 100% of each fundraiser proceeds benefited the McCook shelter. In 11 years the girls saw no less than 50+ businesses step forward to sponsor (or host) an event (or project) to support the shelter. There are too many sponsors to mention here but a few organizations and community leaders were investing in these girls and the McCook Humane Society "each and every year" the MCP needed a partner to purchase materials to support an event, i.e. Community Hospital, the McCook Clinic, Eakes Office Plus, Longnecker Jewelry, Sehnerts Bakery, Horizon bank, MNB bank, KRD Credit Union and Webb Body Shop were ALWAYS there consistently supporting the cause.

11 years of MCP experiences included involvement at community events (ie. 4th of July, Fall festivals, Heritage Days, Dog Days in the Park, Holiday Craft Sales, Red Willow County Fair, Farm & Ranch Expo at the Kiplinger, the MCF Night on the Bricks, among others. What started as a simple youth cause to "have fun making a difference" eventually lit, kindled and burned bright through elementary school, middle school, and high school while touching a lot of four legged furry lives. PRESENT DAY:
Today, the founding MCP and core youth members have all grown up and moved on as young adults with careers and family priorities. Two volunteers now live in Ohio, one in Tennessee, one in Colorado and one in Kansas. Several girls remain in Nebraska (from Omaha, to Lincoln, to McCook). But the love each MCP alumni volunteer holds for animals and giving back continues to this day. They hope their MCP legacy will live on through new inspired youth who choose to help their local shelter, “give a voice to the voiceless.”

MCP PHOTO ALBUMS:
To revisit some of the MCP milestones and memories, please check out our Facebook “photo gallery images.” If you wish to see the pet photo contest results (10 years = 10 calendars), you can 1. google “the cats and dogs of McCook” and 2. pick a year between 2014- 2022 to see annual pet photo contest results and winners (reference GoGo photo contests). CONTACT:
The Cat Pack occasionally checks and replies via email BUT we are inactive so do not expect a prompt reply. We appreciate your patience. We maintain this FB site as an "archived memory scrapbook." Q: Who knows, maybe we will (or someone) will write a book about our volunteering adventure and experiences in the future? If you like our story and photo albums please share it with your family and friends. Please encourage your kids (or grandkids) to think of simple acts of kindness they can create to help their local shelter (or another worthy organization in need). We wish to thank everyone who was involved for their consistent and ongoing support of the McCook Humane Society and shelter animals and remember our MCP motto, "Hands build a house, Paws make it a home."

11/15/2021

Volunteer Story: On Thurs, Nov 4th, Chloe Dixon, co- founder of the McCook Cat Pack (est. 2009) delivered a donation check to Steve Rasmusen (Horizon Bank) for $620.00. The donation represents the proceeds and initial sales from the McCook Humane Societies ninth shelter calendar project.

Check out 55 photos, adoption & rescue stories shared in this year’s Pet Photo Contest. https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

2022 shelter calendars are now available ($5.00 ea.) at both Acme Print on Norris Avenue and the McCook Humane Society (100 South Street). These are a great holiday gift items and each purchase is a 100% donation to the local animal shelter.

Looking for a creative fundraiser for your non-profit? Checkout GoGo Photo Contest's donate-to-vote photo contest fundraising platform today.

10/28/2021

Adoption Story: Pip is a short hair Minx and Bobtail mix we adopted as a kitten from a shelter nursery several years ago to expand our furry family. She is quite animated and full of shenanigans. Pip plays, socializes, laughs (purrs), and cuddles every day with our other cats (two of them) and our large loud strong black Labradors (two of them too!). Pip is the team builder in the house who brings everyone together with her charm and demeaner. We smile and a laugh quietly watching and observing her do normal cat tasks as she has a mind of her own. Pip has brought a deep well of happiness to our home.

Pip is just one of 55 adoption and rescue stories shared in this year’s McCook Pet Photo Contest. https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

The 2022 calendars are available at Acme Print on Norris Avenue and the McCook Humane Society (100 South Street). These are a great holiday gift items and each $5.00 purchase is a 100% donation to the animal shelter.

We encourage you to stop by your local shelter and consider an adoption or a kennel sponsorship. Special thanks to our 2022 calendar title sponsor (Longnecker Jewelry), Acme Print, Game on Games, and ALL of our 2022 logo sponsors for their commitment to serving the animal shelter and Red Willow County community.

10/25/2021

Our Story: Daisy Mae and Oggy are a special Jack Russell Short Terrier pair. They are close buddies - truly the best of friends! They have uplifting personalities & their enthusiasm is contagious. They run, they wrestle, they play, they bark, they are a blast together! Daisy Mae and Oggy love their human mom and dad and bring us so much joy. Oggie can be too smart for his own good but he was just the boy we needed in the home when we became empty nesters! These words will always ring true for us, “hands build a house, paws make it a home!”

Daisy Mae and Oggy are just one of 55 adoption and rescue stories shared in this year’s McCook Pet Photo Contest. https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

The 2022 calendars are available ($5.00 ea.) at both Acme Print on Norris Avenue and the McCook Humane Society (100 South Street). These are a great holiday gift items and each purchase is a 100% donation to the animal shelter.

We encourage you to stop by your local shelter and consider a shelter adoption or a kennel sponsorship. Special thanks to our 2022 calendar title sponsor (Longnecker Jewelry) and ALL of our 2022 logo sponsors for their commitment to serving the animal shelter and Red Willow County community.

10/19/2021

Adoption Story: Sophie is our “senior fur baby,” a fun-loving Yorkie we adopted. Despite her age and the walking miles Sophie has conquered, she still gets around quite well setting a pace which tests those half her age. Sophie goes everywhere with us and loves being outside in the fresh air soaking in the sights, sounds and smells of nature.

Sophie is one of 55 adoption and rescue stories shared in this year’s McCook Humane Society Pet Photo Contest. https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

The 2022 calendars are available ($5.00 ea.) and are a great holiday gift item. Each purchase is a 100% donation to the McCook Humane Society located at 100 South Street, McCook, NE.

We encourage you to stop by your local shelter and consider a senior shelter adoption or a kennel sponsorship. Remember, "Hands make a house, Paws make it a home."

Special thanks to our printing partners at Acme Print and our 2022 title sponsor Longnecker Jewelry for their commitment to serving the community (both businesses located on Norris Ave in McCook).

10/14/2021

Rescue Story: Zeus has been my daughter's best friend for 12 years. They've spent so much time dressing up together, cozying under blankets, and just enjoying each other. Zeus is a rescue and has always been timid. He has separation anxiety that has been greatly reduced by having "his girl" always around to reassure him.

This fall, my daughter will leave him as she heads off to college. Zeus, now a senior dog, will likely not be with us much longer. Having him featured in your calendar would mean so much for our family, especially my daughter.

Zeus is one of 55 adoption and rescue stories shared in this year’s McCook Humane Society Pet Photo Contest. https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

The 2022 calendars will be available in time for holiday shopping beginning Oct. 15th, at the McCook Humane Society at 100 South Street, McCook.

We encourage you to stop by your local shelter and consider a shelter adoption or a kennel sponsorship. Remember, "Hands make a house, Paws make it a home."

Special thanks to our printing experts at Acme Print and our 2022 title sponsor Longnecker Jewelry for their shelter support (both businesses located on Norris Ave in McCook).

10/11/2021

Adoption Story: Charlie is a sweet, cuddly, curious and playful tabby cat who enjoys living in the country with his fur-ever family. We adopted him as a kitten shortly after moving out of town and he was a great first pet for our family. He loves to snuggle, find comfy places to nest and is a great mouser too! Our home wouldn't be complete without him.

Charlie is just one of 55 adoption and rescue stories shared in this years McCook Humane Society Pet Photo Contest. https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

The McCook Humane Society 2022 calendars will be available in time for holiday shopping starting later this week (by Oct. 15th).

Special thanks to our friends (printing experts) at Acme Print and our 2022 title sponsor Longnecker Jewelry for their amazing shelter support (both businesses located on Norris Ave in McCook). We encourage you to stop by your local shelter and consider a shelter adoption or a kennel sponsorship. Remember, "Hands make a house, Paws make it a home."

10/08/2021

Rescue story: Marvel was a Christmas miracle in our home. He was saved during a windy frigid winter holiday night, spotted on the side of the road whimpering and totally abandoned. He was so small and malnourished he could fit in the palm of your hand. Barely breathing he was so hungry and in so much pain he could hardly open his eyes.

We warmed him, fed him, we cuddled and nurtured him in our home. Our goal was simply to save him. We tracked his weight religiously two times per day to ensure we saw growth and positive vital signs - and over the month, he grew, and grew, and grew. In time he could run really fast and jump off furniture leaping with enthusiasm. It was almost as if he knew he cheated death and was making up for it by living each day each moment to the fullest.

Fully healed & healthy Marvel was a true charmer with boundless energy, playfulness, cuteness and purrs to melt your heart. A good balance of a snuggle bug and a street fighter, he was always a barrel of laughs. He brought us endless laughter and smiles for years.

This photo is one of 55 stories submitted in the “Cats & Dogs of McCook” pet photo contest this summer. It was taken by the professional photographer Bill Coe. Please visit his website for more AMAZING + INSPIRING images at: www.billcoephotos.smugmug.com.

09/30/2021

Adoption Story: Cayde is a short hair we adopted from our shelter in Nov. of 2020. We chose him for several reasons and in some ways believe, "he was chosen for us."

For example my daughter was always called "Boo" by her grandpa who passed away in 2012 and Cayde was actually named "Boo" by the shelter. Also grandpa passed away August 30th of 2012 and Cayde was born on Aug 31st. We just knew he was special. Cayde has a playful personality, is oh so curious and oh so ornery. Our home wouldn't be complete without him.

Cayde is just one of 55 adoption and rescue stories shared in this years McCook Humane Society Pet Photo Contest. See results here:
https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

The 2022 shelter calendars will be available in time for holiday shopping beginning in late October. We encourage you to stop by your local shelter and consider a shelter adoption. Remember, "Hands make a house, Paws make it a home."

09/27/2021

Rescue Story: Zoey is a five year old Maltipoo and was a breeder “malfunction” the only pup that survived the liter. She only has one kidney, her female parts were malformed and she had pads on the tops of her feet which were surgically removed. I paid the breeder ($200) not to euthanize Zoey.

Today, Zoey loves car rides, going through drive-thru’s to get treats, riding on the lawn mower and being with her humans! She follows Mom and Dad everywhere and is a "Momma’s Baby!" Zoey has five human siblings, grandparents and enjoys going to grandmas house to play w/their dog, Charlie. Our Zoey is a sweet little girl and a wonderful addition to our family!

Zoey Lynn is one of 55 adoption and rescue stories entered in the 2021 McCook Humane Society Pet Photo Contest.
https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

The 2022 shelter calendars will be available in time for your holiday shopping beginning in late October. We encourage you to stop by your local shelter today and consider a shelter adoption. Remember, "Hands make a house, Paws make it a home."

09/24/2021

Rocky's story: Rockey is an inspirational American Bull / Boxer mix who was a shining star in our pet photo contest this summer. Rocky is a Service Dog and although he's past the retirement age typical for a working dog, he is still going strong and has literally saved my life on too many occasions to count. i.e. Rocky helps me when I fall, he alerts me when the telephone rings, and he steadies my balance if I wobble.

During his working career I exposed him to many other dogs, cats, turkeys, rabbits, ducks, various other "critters" and children of all ages (including babies!) Together we've presented informational programs at local libraries where Rocky is quite popular as well as our church.

Last November, we celebrated Rocky's 12th Birthday at a church dinner in his honor and the kids, young and old, all were treated to cupcakes. Rocky is one of 55 adoption and rescue stories entered in the 2021 McCook Humane Society Pet Photo Contest.
https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

The 2022 shelter calendars will be available in time for your holiday shopping beginning in mid to late October. We encourage you to stop by your local shelter today and consider a shelter adoption.

Remember, "Hands make a house, Paws make it a home."

09/21/2021

Congratulations to Louie & Lacy - our McCook Humane Society 2022 calendar cover models & newest "Paw of Fame" members.

Louie is a Cavapoo breed described as, "Just a good boy!" Lacy is a tabby and described as, "a loved farm cat!" See contest results:

https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

The Cats And Dogs Of McCook Calendar Contest

09/17/2021

Pet Photo Contest leaders are Louie and Lacy. Louie is a Cavapoo breed described as, "Just a good boy!" Lacy is a tabby and described as, "a loved farm cat!"

Share your photo and adoption story today. The deadline to enter is Sunday, Sept, 19th at 8pm CST. Enter and vote here: https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

09/14/2021

Biscuit is an adopted two year old Yorkie and all attitude. Don't tell him he's small and can't run w/the big dogs because he plays with them and gives them all they can handle.

Share your rescue or adoption story /enter your photo today in the "Cats & Dogs of McCook," calendar contest. Deadline is Sun, 9/19 https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

09/10/2021

Rescue Story: "...Kasey was living in a vehicle with a homeless individual who could no longer care for him. We adopted him, now he lives a dream life in the country & is an amazing blessing to us all !!!"

Share your story /enter your photo today in the "Cats & Dogs of McCook," calendar contest: https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

09/07/2021

Enter your cat or dog today. All entry's submitted within contest guidelines get a spot in next years 2022 shelter calendar! The
"Top Dog" and "Top Cat" vote getters will earn "calendar cover model" honors. This is a shelter fundraiser - 100% of all contest proceeds benefit the McCook Humane Society.

https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

The Cats And Dogs Of McCook Calendar Contest

08/24/2021

The McCook Humane Society "Paw of Fame" recognizes all of the past shelter "calendar cover models." Congratulations to "Jackie" and "Pogo" for joining this exclusive paw club last year, earning 2021 calendar cover model honors!

The photo contest is accepting new photo entries for the 2022 shelter calendar and the deadline is September 19th. Enter and vote today.

An enormous thank you to Longnecker Jewelry for being both the "2021 Paw of Fame title sponsor" AND the 2021 Calendar Cover Presenting Sponsor. Bill and team, your consistent and ongoing commitment to the animal shelter and our McCook Cat Pack volunteer projects since 2009 is so appreciated and truly an inspiration! THANK YOU again!!!

07/14/2021

Announcing the kick off of the 2022 McCook Animal Shelter Calendar Photo Contest. Enter your furry four legged family member today. All entry's submitted (within the contest rules & guidelines) will earn a spot in next years calendar!

Information on how to enter a photo or vote for a photo here:
https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook

Thank you for loving your animals and thank you for supporting the McCook Humane Society.

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How it began: The Cat Pack began in 2009 with inspiration from a cat named Switch, a very large Tuxedo / Maincoon breed mix who was rescued and adopted from a farm in Kansas. Switch grew into a flamboyant boy cat ruling the house and roaming the neighborhood north of Kelly Park. He liked driving in cars, climbing rooftops, listening to Elvis, hunted small animals and flying creatures, visited young kids in school show and tell, appeared in parades, and performed daily cat yoga. He was a most unique cat and impressed everyone who met him, with how smart, funny, friendly, and brave he was. The Beginning of a Comic Story: With support from the McCook Humane Society and the Daily Gazette, an original comic strip was created by a McCook Central Elementary 5th grader named Chloe. The comic strip was inspired from Switch's "out of the box" crazy cat life. Titled, "Super Switch - The Return of Katnip World," the comic ran each week in the Fri, Sat, Sunday (the weekend edition) for the the McCook Daily Gazette located on the “Whiskers animal shelter adoption section” of the paper. Each comic retold Switches story but embellished him as a super hero like Superman or Batman possessing super feline powers. Super Switch could fly, had the power of invisibility, could see through walls and trees, and had super strength and super smell. The adventures of Katnip World told tales of defending the defenseless from bully dogs and scary villains like The Claw, The Hammer, The Guinea Gang, Snapper, Black Lab, and "Fluffy the Furious." Fighting bad dogs, protecting kittens, serving the Mayor and catnip treats was job one in Katnip World. The comic series ran each weekend for three years (150+ comic strips). Cat Pack Volunteers Begin: Switch inspired two sisters who involved their friends to join together to help the local animal shelter by socializing the kittens, and doing community activities to raise awareness and donations for the Humane Society. Over time the name, "The Cat Pack," was formed and stuck. It was a humble volunteering cause created by elementary school friends who shared a dream to make a positive difference for the animals in the community. It started simple with lemonade stands and bake sales. But each year, as new Cat Pack friends showed up and the volunteering hours added up in numbers, so did the creative crafting ideas, activities, events, and projects. By 2012, the McCook Humane Society Board of Directors officially adopted The Cat Pack as shelter “fundraisers of the year,” and presented them with a thank you party, volunteer certificates and a recognition plaque for their results and commitment. The Purpose: The overall Cat Pack goal is to "raise awareness" for the value of shelter animals and to "raise funds" for the Humane Society to succeed. Each year, the Cat Pack hosts seasonal bake sales, lemonade stands, sells new cat and dog 12 month calendars and a variety of cat pack logos merchandise all in an effort to benefit the local shelter. Through the Years: Over time, the Cat Pack tried new and different things to raise donations for the Humane Society. For example they: designed a coloring book, made bookmarks for the public library, new shelter gift certificate designs, created annual calendars, made a custom deck of playing cards, crafted original artwork and posters, designed cat pack logos merchandise: mouse pads, t-shirts, coffee mugs, refrigerator magnets, recycled stuffed animals, and other cat and dog themed merchandise. Today, the founding members of the cat pack have graduated from high school, but a new wave of volunteers are stepping up to continue the vision and effort to support the McCook Humane Society fulfill their mission. Show your support for the animal shelter: Each Spring (April through July 4th weekend), the Cat Pack supports the McCook Humane Society by hosting an online “pet photo contest. ” Each cat and dog image submitted is considered for inclusion in the next 12 month calendar. 2019 will be the 7th calendar fundraiser hosted by the McCook Cat Pack. You can get involved by sending in your favorite photo (s) today or voting for your favorite photo. The top cat and dog image are recognised as “calendar cover models” for the year and are inducted in to the McCook Human Society Calendar Cover PAW OF FAME.

The current contest is open now until Monday, July 9th, 7:00pm, CST, 2018. You, your cat or dog do not have to live in Red Willow County or the southwest, Nebraska Tri-State area. We welcome your involvement and financial support for our local shelter, The McCook Humane Society. To view the current photo contest rules, entries, or to vote for your favorite cat or dog photo), please visit the following URL link: https://www.gogophotocontest.com/thecatsanddogsofmccook Get involved: The Cat Pack is proud to continue its support for the local animal shelter today and is open to new animal loving volunteering minded recruits who want to help with events, crafts, PR, and special projects. For more info, please contact The Cat Pack via Facebook or email: [email protected] Please "like us" and “share us” here on Facebook your family and friends. Thank you for supporting the McCook Humane Society and shelter animals.