New cat adoption center will be named after Buffalo Bill

Thanks to the efforts of Bills Mafia, a new cat rehabilitation center in Western New York will be named after a Buffalo Bills player.

Bills Mafia stepped in earlier this year and donated to Tyler Bass’ favorite charity after he missed a game-tying kick in the Buffalo Bills’ playoff loss to Kansas City.

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Over $400,000 was raised through donations from the Bills Mafia and football fans around the world and with that money, the Ten Lives Club was able to build a new adoption center.

This week, they announced they would name the new adoption center after Tyler Bass.

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In 2018, the Bills Mafia began making donations amounting to $17 to the Andy and Jordan Dalton Foundation after Dalton led the Bengals to a victory that put the Bills in the playoffs that that year. Fans raised more than $415,000 for the foundation.

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In 2020, Bills Mafia stepped up its donations in honor of Josh Allen’s grandmother, who died a day before Allen led the Bills to a victory against Seattle at Oishei Children’s Hospital. The donations were matched by Allen himself and the hospital eventually opened a new wing in honor of Patricia Allen and even started a fund that people still donate to today to help the children at the hospital .

We hope that all of the cats will be adopted out of the Tyler Bass Adoption Center and that the mission of the Ten Lives Club will continue for years to come.