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Showing 1–7 of 7 rescue organizations · filtered by Cats only, Special-needs cats, 501(c)(3), Florida Clear
Duette, FL
We provide permanent or temporary homes for cats. If we are able to rehabilitate and train the cats, we try to place them into permanent and loving homes. We understand the need for partnership with local shelters and other animal rescue organizations in order to address the plight for homeless, str
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. >^..^<
Orlando, FL
A non-profit sanctuary providing permanent refuge to at-risk community cats, senior cats, special needs cats, and hospice cases who have no place else to go. Located on a private ranch in Orlando, the sanctuary cares for over 90 felines ranging from 4 months to 18 years old.
Seminole, FL
Cat Kids Rescue rescues cats from overcrowded shelters, provides medical care and rehabilitation, and helps them find permanent homes. The organization specializes in socializing and rehabilitating difficult-to-adopt cats, including feral and special-needs felines.
St. Johns, FL
Kitty Chicks Rescue Corporation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit cat rescue dedicated to finding homes for cats and reducing homelessness through adoption and community support.
OAKLAND PARK, FL
Last Chance Rescue is a non-profit 501 (c) (3). We are a no-kill shelter founded on our belief that all cats deserve a chance. Our amazing team is completely staffed by volunteers. Our board members receive no pay. ALL proceeds benefit cat surgeries and care.
Fort Walton Beach, FL
A limited intake, free-roaming shelter dedicated to helping felines through adoption, medical care, humane population management, and community education. SOCKS aims to enhance the well-being of every cat and kitten while reshaping societal attitudes toward feline welfare.
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