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Cat Sanctuaries

A Special Place – The Cat House on the Kings

The Cat House on the Kings is California’s largest no-cage, no-kill, lifetime cat sanctuary and adoption center. This non-profit organization receives no government or public funding and relies entirely on donations from animal lovers like you. For more information and another video about ‘Cat House on the Kings’ scroll down this page.

Cat Sanctuaries Are Worthy of Your Support –

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Please – if you can afford to do so – think about extending your personal cat-family to include less fortunate cats – those who are awaiting adoption into a loving home somewhere. Your donations will make a real difference to cats other than your own.

WIKIPEDIA

Has a List of Animal Sanctuaries Worldwide

Thousands of healthy dogs and cats are killed each year because there Is not enough room for them in local shelters. Please adopt.

Featured Cat Sanctuaries

Rome’s Ancient Cat Sanctuary

Blind Cat Rescue & Sanctuary, Inc.

St. Pauls, NC – “In 2005, we built our first building as a safe place for blind cats who were deemed not adoptable by regular shelters and were going to be euthanized because they were blind. In 2011, we built a second shelter to provide a safe place for Leukemia positive (FELV+) and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV+) cats who otherwise would be killed because they tested positive for these viruses.”

Milo’s Sanctuary

Palmdale, CA – “Milo’s Sanctuary, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) founded on the belief that all cats deserve a second chance at life, especially those that have physical disabilities, are seniors, have a terminal illness, or have been abused and need someone to care for, love, and understand them.”

Lanai Cat Sanctuary

Lanai City, Hawaii – “When founder Kathy Carroll moved to the island of Lanai from Illinois, she was shocked to see the large homeless cat population. She vowed to stop the suffering of cats struggling to survive and rallied volunteers to help. Today on 3.5 acres, Lanai Cat Sanctuary is home to more than 600 rescue cats who now have food, medical care and love, for life.”

The Odd Cat Sanctuary

Salem, MA – “The Odd Cat Sanctuary is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) feline rescue organization. The Odd Cat Sanctuary was started so that we could help kittens and cats with “challenges” or that have been neglected. We lovingly refer to them as “Odd Cats” we will occasionally help a random dog as well!”

Happy Cat Sanctuary

Long Island, NY – “We specialize in the rescue and rehabilitation of at-risk cats, including cats that have been hot at, hoarded, abused, neglected and targeted by gangs for use as bait in dog fighting rings. Happy Cat Sanctuary has saved thousands of cats from abuse, neglect, torture and death, re-homed hundreds of cats, and reduced the feral population by the thousands with TNR.”

The Cat House on the Kings

Parlier, CA – “The Cat House on the Kings is California’s largest no-cage, no-kill, lifetime cat sanctuary and adoption center. Our mission is to place rescued cats and kittens into loving, permanent homes; to provide a safe, happy and healthy home for unwanted cats and kittens in a unique, no-cage facility; to prevent pet overpopulation through spaying and neutering; and to educate the public about responsible pet ownership.”

Mann Cat Sanctuary

Santon, Isle of Man – “Mann Cat Sanctuary started in 1996 by Carole Corlett and Sue Critchley. We were both acutely aware of the problems that face the Island’s cat population. There are many elderly unwanted animals, their owners were no longer able to care for their pets and others that had been abandoned or neglected. Without a sanctuary many animals had little future to look forward to.”

RAPS Cat Sanctuary

Richmond, BC – “The RAPS Cat Sanctuary was built in order to rescue and protect homeless and abandoned cats and kittens. It is now one of the largest cat sanctuaries in North America. The Sanctuary provides a safe permanent home to hundreds of feral, abandoned and surrendered cats. Our tame and feral felines cohabitate peacefully and contentedly.”

Mid Hudson Animal Aid Cat Sanctuary

Beacon, NY – “MHAA is a no kill cat sanctuary dedicated to providing a safe haven for abandoned and abused felines in the Hudson Valley and beyond. Our residents are given humane and compassionate care in a free range environment while awaiting their forever homes. MHAA is committed to educating and informing the public about responsible pet ownership, placing animals in good adoptive homes, and encouraging spaying and neutering in our community to curb animal overpopulation and suffering.”

Cat Tail Acres Sanctuary

Shelby Township, MI – “We presently have over 100 feral and unwanted cats residing at our Sanctuary. We are in a house that was extensively renovated and cat-proofed to be a HOME environment where they live freely outside of cages and receive daily care and companionship from our caregivers and volunteers. They also really enjoy spending time in the large enclosed porch we built onto the back of the house!”

Orphan Angels Cat Sanctuary

Erie, PA – “Orphan Angels Cat Sanctuary is home to over 100 cats and kittens within the shelter, and another 100+ cats in foster care.” “We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit cat-only shelter in Erie, Pennsylvania. At Orphan Angels, our foster and adoption programs aim to place homeless cats, including those with special needs, FIV, and FeLV, in loving forever homes. We believe that every cat is adoptable; some just require a little more time, patience, and understanding than others to find the perfect match.”

Tabby’s Place® – A Sanctuary for cats from desperate circumstances

Ringoes, NJ – “Tabby’s Place rescues cats from hopeless situations. We embrace the neediest cats regardless of age, most medical issues, or temperament, making us a harbor of hope for the most desperate. Most of our cats go on to be adopted; but those who aren’t find a loving home for life at Tabby’s Place. What Makes Us Unique? • special needs cats • extraordinary medical care • cage-free sanctuary • personal devotion • love and grace

Blue Moon Cat Sanctuary

Witter, AR – “We are an exclusive, private, NO-KILL cat and kitten sanctuary that provides our furry companions with a home-style and cage-free, loving environment. Because we strive to give our guests the best living conditions possible, we limit the number of guests to a manageable and healthy level. Our list of guests changes very often so check our site regularly.”

Best Friends Animal Sanctuary

Kanab, UT – Best Friends Animal Sanctuary is the largest sanctuary for companion animals in the nation. Located in the red rock canyons of southern Utah, it is a home-between-homes for dogs, cats, bunnies, birds, pigs, horses and other animals, including those in need of lifelong care. The Sanctuary is a haven to around 1,600 animals on any given day and is a healing oasis like none other.

Tomasina Cat Sanctuary

Malta – There are many reasons these cats have found themselves under our care. We have accepted unwanted pets, kittens left motherless, sick cats, and stray cats/kittens who are in trouble. Some cats at the sanctuary are recovering from operations that have left them without a leg or blind, these are usually due to road traffic accidents. We have also helped with cats that have nowhere to go, thrown out on the streets or left at the sanctuary door with no name or details; others have been picked up because of cruelty.

Furball Farm Pet Sanctuary

Faribault, MN – Furball Farm Pet Sanctuary is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, tax exempt. Their mission is to save abandoned, unwanted and helpless cats. The cats that are accepted into this sanctuary are cats that had a date with euthanasia. We are a LAST resort. We will only accept cats from clinics / rescues / impound / humane societies that are deemed unadoptable due to behavior. Very often, after a formally deemed “unadoptable” cat has entered our sanctuary, we realize they are sweet cats that just didn’t adjust well to life in a cage.

God’s Little People Cat Rescue

Greek Island of Syros – For such a long time I’ve dreamt of assembling all the images of my entire Greek kitty crew (all 44 of them!) and making them available for ‘virtual adoption’. Well, I’ve finally done it! – and f or€10 or $12,50 you can help with the upkeep of one cat which will cover the costs of food, worm and flea treatment and yearly vaccination. All of my cats, apart from two tiny new crew members, are all neutered so this will not be necessary to take into consideration.