Rescue organizations

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QT Kittens Inc

Home-based / foster network — serves the Big Pine Key, FL area

QT Kittens is a new 501(c)(3) charity established to provide food, shelter, and medical care to the most vulnerable kittens and pregnant queen cats in SWFL & the Lower Florida Keys. >^..^<

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Red Bug Rescue

Home-based / foster network — serves the Chester, SC area

A 501c3 kitten and cat rescue located in Chester, South Carolina that works with local shelters and communities to foster, rescue, and rehome cats and kittens. All donations support spay/neuter and medical care for the animals.

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Rescue Purrfect

Bensalem, PA

Rescue Purrfect saves homeless, unwanted, and abandoned cats and kittens, with a dual mission of adopting animals to loving homes and supporting established cat colonies through community education, food donation, and low-cost spay/neuter services.

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Tabby Town

Blasdell, NY

Tabby Town is a no-kill cat adoption center and rescue cooperative founded in 2009 that provides a 'home between homes' for homeless cats in Western New York, focusing on increasing successful adoptions through collaborative community partnerships.

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Foster network

Toni's Kitty Rescue

San Francisco, CA

Toni's Kitty Rescue is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit that rescues vulnerable cats and kittens from homelessness and provides them with nurturing foster care until they are ready for adoption.

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Town Cats

Morgan Hill, CA

Town Cats alleviates the suffering of stray, abandoned, unwanted and feral cats in Santa Clara County by rescuing, helping, and adopting out cats to loving families while serving as advocates for all cats.

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Tree House Humane Society

Chicago, IL

A 501(c)(3) Chicago-based shelter dedicated to ensuring every cat thrives through adoption, TNR, and community veterinary care since 1971.

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13th Street Cat Rescue

Home-based / foster network — serves the San Jose, CA area

13th St. NAC Cat Rescue is a small but determined group of volunteers, lead by Joanne, serving the Northside area of San Jose since 2005 (officially). We are dedicated to improving the lives of feral and social cats and in controlling the population by the use of TNR. Trap-Neuter-Return is an effect

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Foster network

CatNIP Animal Rescue

Springfield, PA

A small, no-kill, all-volunteer cat rescue founded in 2006 that nurtures cats in foster homes and places them in loving forever homes. CatNIP (Cat Nurturing, Information, & Placement) operates a foster-based rescue with no physical shelter facility.

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Fearless Kitty Rescue

Fountain Hills, AZ

A 501(c)(3) no-kill rescue dedicated to providing safe care for cats in need until they find loving homes. The organization operates Kittyville, a free-roaming adoption center in Fountain Hills, supported entirely by donations and volunteers.

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Feline Rescue

Home-based / foster network — serves the Lighthouse Point, FL area

A TNR-focused organization in South Florida that traps, neuters, and returns feral cats to their colonies while also rescuing adoptable cats for placement in homes. The organization provides medical care, testing, and rehabilitation for all cats.

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Feline Urban Rescue and Rehab, Inc.

Home-based / foster network — serves the Stewartsville, NJ area

FURR provides safe housing and veterinary care for cats in need through rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption via foster homes and partner pet stores. They also offer TNR services, low-cost spay/neuter clinics, and community education on spaying/neutering to address cat overpopulation.

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