Cats & Community: Supporting Organizations We Love

Aaron Duggan • March 31, 2025

Rescue House & La Mesa National Little League

At Tranquility Property Management and Real Estate Services, we’re always looking for meaningful ways to give back. Whether it’s sponsoring a local event or supporting a cause that’s close to our hearts (and paws), we believe in being hands-on when it comes to community involvement.


This month, we were proud to partner with La Mesa National Little League and a local nonprofit we adore: Rescue House, a cat rescue organization doing life-saving work right here in San Diego.


Little League, Big Heart


As longtime supporters of La Mesa National Little League, we were excited to kick off the 2025 season as Hall of Fame Sponsors. There’s something special about Opening Day—kids in their fresh uniforms, families gathering in the stands, the buzz of community pride in the air. We were lucky enough to host a booth at Kuhlken Field, just a block from our office, to join in the fun.


But instead of setting up a typical real estate tent, we wanted to do something a little more impactful.

So, we shared our booth with Rescue House!


Learn more or support them at www.lmnll.com.


Rescue House = Cat Lovers with a Mission


Rescue House is a nonprofit dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming cats across San Diego. Their network of foster families and volunteers works tirelessly to give every cat a second chance at a happy life. From abandoned strays to shelter kitties in need of TLC, Rescue House ensures they get the medical care, love, and attention they deserve.


As cat lovers ourselves, this cause hits home. Getting to spotlight their mission in a family-friendly, high-energy setting like Little League Opening Day felt like the perfect opportunity to spread the word—and share some fuzzy faces!


We loved watching curious kids (and just as many adults) visit the booth, learn about cat rescue, and consider adoption or donations. There were paw print stickers, cat toys, and lots of “awws” from passersby. It was the kind of community moment we live for.

Learn more or support them at rescuehouse.org.


Why We Support Our Communities


Our commitment to community runs deep. We’re more than just a local business—we’re your neighbors. Supporting organizations like Rescue House and LMNLL is just one of the ways we stay connected and give back to the place we call home.


Whether we’re helping you find a new rental, manage your property, or buy your dream home, we believe in doing good along the way. Because that’s what Tranquility is all about—creating peace of mind while helping our community thrive.


There’s nothing quite like being home in La Mesa—where community isn’t just a word, it’s a way of life. We feel so lucky to live and work in a place where kindness, connection, and local pride run deep. The organizations we partnered with this month are a perfect reflection of what makes 'The Jewel of the Hills' shine so bright.



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