On May 19, the P.E.I. Humane Society took in 30 cats, further straining its resources during the peak kitten season. This time of year typically sees a surge in the number of kittens being born, and the shelter is already managing 271 animals, with 107 housed on-site. Ashley Travis, the shelter's development and communications co-ordinator, emphasized the importance of individual care for each animal, stating that they are mobilizing their foster network to provide necessary support. The cats surrendered include both kittens and pregnant cats, highlighting the urgent need for veterinary assessments to determine adoption eligibility. This year has been particularly busy for the shelter, which has also dealt with significant intakes from animal seizures, including 43 dogs and 57 reptiles earlier this year. The shelter relies heavily on its community and volunteers, who play a crucial role in its operations. As the shelter continues to care for these additional animals, it is calling for donations, especially food, to support its ongoing efforts during this challenging time.