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Adopt
Bring a rescued cat home.
Every cat is vaccinated, spayed or neutered, microchipped, and checked by our vet before they leave. Adoptions start with a meet-and-greet, then a short application, then a home visit if we need one.
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Four ways in Kitty City
None of this works on good intentions alone. It works on food bought, litter scooped, and vet bills paid. Here's where you fit.
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Donate
Keep the lights on and the bowls full.
Gifts pay for food, vet bills, and the utilities that keep the building warm. Monthly gifts are the ones we can actually plan around — they cover the cats nobody else will fund.
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Foster
Give a cat a quiet place to heal.
Fostering means a cat stays with you for a few weeks while we finish their medical care or their socializing. We supply the food, litter, carriers, and vet care. You supply a warm corner.
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Volunteer
A few hours a week goes a long way.
Tuck-ins, cage cleaning, socializing shy cats, driving to the vet, photographing cats for their profiles. Two hours a week is enough to be missed when you're not there.
Join the volunteer listSponsor a cat
Cover one cat's care end to end — food, vet bills, litter — until they're homed. You'll get updates when they're adopted, and you can stop whenever you like.