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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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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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A Pet for Life, Inc.

Salisbury, MD

A non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue and placement of dogs and cats, with a focus on animals discriminated against due to their age or lack of training.

Senior catsSpecial-needs cats501(c)(3)
Shelter

Allen County Animal Rescue Facility

LaHarpe, KS

The mission of Allen County Animal Rescue Facility is to provide a safe and care-giving environment where animals can reside and eventually become adoptable.

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Animal Aid

Portland, OR

A Portland-based nonprofit animal rescue and welfare organization serving the community since 1969, offering adoption, foster programs, and community resources for cats and dogs.

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Animal Hope Adoptions

Fort Worth, TX

Animal Hope Adoptions is a nonprofit rescue shelter in Fort Worth that provides medical care and behavioral rehabilitation for at-risk animals—including those with traumatic injuries, heartworm, or special needs—before placing them in forever homes.

No-killSpecial-needs cats501(c)(3)
Sanctuary

Animal Manor Inc

Huguenot, NY

501 3 C not for profit making the world a better place by helping local animals in need. Educating the public on humane education and pet care. Sanctuary for abused, abandoned, animals

No-killSenior catsSpecial-needs cats
Foster network

Animal Rescue Force of South Florida

West Palm Beach, FL

A non-profit, all-volunteer 501(c)(3) rescue that saves homeless cats and kittens from shelters and owner surrenders, placing them in foster homes before adoption to ensure proper socialization and care.

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Foster network

Anjellicle Cats Rescue

New York, NY

An all-volunteer, registered 501(c)(3) no-kill cat rescue in New York City dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and adopting out homeless and abandoned cats, with a focus on shelter and community animals. ACR works toward making New York City a no-kill city through a coalition of volunteers and fo

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Best Friends Animal Sanctuary

Kanab, UT

The largest no-kill animal sanctuary in the U.S., providing permanent healing homes for up to 1,600 dogs, cats, birds, bunnies, horses, pigs, and other animals. Many animals are available for adoption, while those with special needs receive lifetime care.

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Best Friends Animal Society - Salt Lake City Pet Adoption Center

Salt Lake City, UT

A foster-based pet adoption center working collaboratively with animal rescue groups and city shelters to make Utah a no-kill state. Best Friends takes in over 2,500 animals annually including neonatal kittens, dogs, and cats, and provides community resources.

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Blueberry Heaven Sanctuary, Corp.

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.

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