Crazy Cats Animal Rescue

501c3 Non Profit Corporation

Crazy Cat Animal Rescue

We are a registered 501c3.

We are an all foster based cat rescue, all of our cats are fostered in our volunteer’s homes, and we do not have a physical location. We are very active in TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return). We personally go out and trap friendly and feral cats and their kittens, when the cats are Feral they are spayed/neutered, vaccinated and returned to their colony and when they are friendly we evaluate, fully vet, and foster them until they are adopted.

When the funding is available we also supply food to low income individuals who care for feral colonies.

Adoption Application Foster Application Ways to Help

Things to Consider When Adopting a Cat

To meet a pet, a potential adopter should fill out the adoption application, meet the pet and have a compatibility interview. We do not use a first-come, first-serve process and we decide who is going to be the best match for each pet.

Submit Application

Approve Application

Take The Pet Home

Things to Consider When Adopting a Cat

Adopting a cat/kitten is a big decision and there are a few things you should consider before making the commitment.

#1

Time

Do you have the time to care for, play with, and meet your cat's basic needs?
#2

Multi-cat Households

Do you already have cats in your household? What are their temperaments? Will they get along?
#3

Adult or Kitten

Do you have other household pets and family members that need to be considered?
#4

One or Two

Should you adopt a single cat or a pair? Siblings and bonded pairs can be great playmates.
#5

Resources

Can you cover food, litter, bedding, annual veterinary visits, spay/neuter, toys and parasite control?

Crazy Cats Animal Rescue

Crazy Cat Animal Rescue

Things to Consider When Adopting a Cat

Time

Multi-cat Households

Adult or Kitten

One or Two

Resources