Cat Adoption Team Services
Was awarded a grant through the Petco Foundation in the amount of $30,000 for spay and neuter assistance for cats in the community.
We HOPE that one day we will not have to rescue so many cat and kittens and with your help and support it will become our reality. Please spay/neuter your pets to help control the pet population.
Cat Adoption Team Services is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to providing assistance to homeless and owned cats and to find loving families for homeless cats and kittens.
Was awarded a grant through the Petco Foundation in the amount of $30,000 for spay and neuter assistance for cats in the community.
We HOPE that one day we will not have to rescue so many cat and kittens and with your help and support it will become our reality. Please spay/neuter your pets to help control the pet population.
Cat Adoption Team Services is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to providing assistance to homeless and owned cats and to find loving families for homeless cats and kittens.
You're never too young or too old to make a difference!
Two of our volunteers, Owen and Evan, helped save a very special kitty's life! They are such awesome kids, and we know they're going to grow up to be wonderful animal advocates! Read about their amazing story here!
Fosters
Fosters act as the bridge between what was and what can be. They are the pathway to a new life.
You will know them by sight, because they are made of mush. Their hearts melt when they see the animals, matted and sore, limping, depressed, lonely, unwanted, and afraid to love.
For a little time these orphans are theirs. The orphans are fed with the foster's own hands. They are loved with a whole heart and the orphans in turn are made whole themselves.
But then the foster must be made of steel. The time comes when the orphan is well and sleek. When their eyes shine and their tails wag with joy. Now comes the hard part. They must let them go - not without a tear, but without a regret. For they are safe forever, and a new animal needs the foster now.
You will know them by sight, because they are made of mush. Their hearts melt when they see the animals, matted and sore, limping, depressed, lonely, unwanted, and afraid to love.
For a little time these orphans are theirs. The orphans are fed with the foster's own hands. They are loved with a whole heart and the orphans in turn are made whole themselves.
But then the foster must be made of steel. The time comes when the orphan is well and sleek. When their eyes shine and their tails wag with joy. Now comes the hard part. They must let them go - not without a tear, but without a regret. For they are safe forever, and a new animal needs the foster now.
