Adopt a cat
If you ask anyone, who has adopted a pet, they will share their story with you, full of love, fun and companionship. Because shelter and rescue pets are amazing!
Every year, millions of pets are abandoned, enter shelters and rescue groups or are put to sleep. In that time, even more people intend to bring new pet member into theirs family. This is why are working to show that rescue organizations and shelter should be their first choice and preferred way to acquire a dog or a cat.
The fact is, that dogs and cats who are taken into care of rescue group or shelter, find themselves homeless through no fault of their own; relocations, "landlord problems" are among most often reasons to give up a pet.
This means pets from shelters and rescue groups are often very loving, usually already home trained animals, that are seeking the second chance for loving and supportive home. It is very important therefore, to build no kill community.
We would love to invite you to become a member of our organization. Read more on our Membership page!
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Some of our pets who found forever home
Lykke Liten
Droppie
Shy, beautiful black cat. I’m around 2 year, spayed, chipped, vaccinated and ready to move to my forever home!
Ruby
Ruby and Red, the ginger duo. We are castrated, chipped and vaccinated.
Carmen
My past is still bothering me, so when I’m ready to move out I’m spayed, I have a ID chip and I’m vaccinated.
Red
My brother Ruby and me, we love each other, and they don’t want to split us up. I need my brother, he’s my best friend