Websites using nonprofit cat shelter as a keyword

Nonprofit Animal Shelter in New Britain Connecticut.

A unique non-profit rescue helping find homes for Oakland's most vulnerable shelter cats since 2011 and operating the Cat Town Cafe since 2014.

Nonprofit, no-kill, all volunteer run cat shelter. Adopting from Forgotten<b>Felines gives an abandoned cat a second chance at happiness.

A Montreal-based grassroots group, headed by an experienced animal rescue and placement person. Our mission is to place abandoned and homeless cats and dogs in loving homes.

Los Angeles' First Nonprofit Cat Cafe

We provide humane sheltering for companion animals, while providing compassionate animal control services, under the No Kill Equation model.

The James A. Brennan Memorial Humane Society is a non-profit, compassionate organization devoted to securing permanent, responsible, loving homes its animals.

spcaLA is a local, nonprofit animal welfare organization, serving Southern California since 1877. There is no national spca or humane society.

Animal Protection League is a 501(c)3 nonprofit volunteer organization founded in 1996 to aid stray and abandoned animals at the San Joaquin County/City of Stockton Animal Shelter. We pull animals from the shelter for foster, adoption and rescue efforts. In order to save as many animals as possible, we work with rescue organizations in California, Oregon and Washington. Our services and programs are made available through fundraising, donations and grants.

We are a 501c3 nonprofit, fully volunteer and foster-based cat and dog rescue in Boston, MA. We pull dogs and cats from high-kill shelters, often in the south, where overpopulation is a major issue due to the lack of spay/neuter laws. We are not a shelter facility and rely wholly on a devoted foster family network to do our life-saving work.

The San Francisco SPCA is dedicated to saving, protecting, caring, and advocating for animals. We are a nationally-recognized leader in animal welfare, with a history of innovation in animal care, animal rights, and proactive prevention programs. Our two campuses each house a care-centric veterinary hospital and a world-class adoption center. We have a wide range of programs, including foster, volunteer services, community cats/TNR, humane education for youth, vaccine clinics for underserved communities, dog training, and animal assisted therapy. Founded in 1868, we are an independent nonprofit that receives no government funding, nor funding from national organizations. We rely on donations from our supporters.

Caring for and adopting homeless cats and kittens; low-cost feline spay/neuter services; volunteer opportunities for cat lovers. Non-profit animal shelter for cats and kittens.

The Southside SPCA is an independent, donor-supported, nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the welfare of companion animals in Southside Virginia.

A unique non-profit rescue helping find homes for Oakland's most vulnerable shelter cats since 2011 and operating the Cat Town Cafe since 2014.

The CatWorks, Inc. is a nonprofit cat and dog rescue organization working primarily out of Reading, Pennsylvania. We are made up of a group of volunteers that foster stray and unwanted cats and dogs until adoption. We do not have a shelter. We care for our fosters in our home. They are not kept in cages but treated like members of our family so they can be loved and socialized properly.

Faithful to Felines is a 501(c)(3) cat rescue and cat shelter dedicated to the rescue of abused, abandoned or relinquished cats and kittens in Muskegon Michigan.

Small Miracles Cat & Dog Rescue in Howard County, Maryland, is a private, nonprofit, no-kill animal shelter.

Animal Life Savers,Pet rescue,cat adoption. We are fully funded by donations, adoption fees, and organized fundraisers.

The Blount County Humane Society is a grass roots, citizen based, nonprofit 501(c)3 Animal Protection Organization in the truest and longest traditions of the movement.

The San Francisco SPCA is dedicated to saving, protecting, caring, and advocating for animals. We are a nationally-recognized leader in animal welfare, with a history of innovation in animal care, animal rights, and proactive prevention programs. Our two campuses each house a care-centric veterinary hospital and a world-class adoption center. We have a wide range of programs, including foster, volunteer services, community cats/TNR, humane education for youth, vaccine clinics for underserved communities, dog training, and animal assisted therapy. Founded in 1868, we are an independent nonprofit that receives no government funding, nor funding from national organizations. We rely on donations from our supporters.