“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” --Gandhi
Dedicated to Saving Lives
Save A Kitty, Inc., is a 501(c)(3) public charity dedicated to relieving the suffering of homeless, abandoned, and feral cats and kittens being born and living on the streets of Los Angeles. We are a resource to our community in all areas of cat rescue and rehabilitation and the city by being a part of the Los Angeles Animal Services New Hope Program.
Every year thousands of innocent and adoptable pets are euthanized in Los Angeles Shelters due to lack of resources and space. In order to cut down on euthanasia, the intake rates at our shelters have to dramatically decrease. Education on spay and neuter is a key factor along with efforts to humanely trap feral (wild/untamed) cats and sterilize them: trap, neuter, and return (TNR).
Our Programs at Save A Kitty include a TNR Program, a foster and adoption program, along with continuing education on the plight and suffering of these homeless and abandoned kitties. We have a small sanctuary in Acton, California, where our foster kitties are cared for in a cage-free environment until they are placed into responsible, loving, permanent homes.
Every day we incur many expenses in order to feed and care for our rescued kitties. Donations often do not cover all of these expenses. That is why we are asking you to open your hearts and give what you can. Your donation will help with veterinary expenses, which include examinations, medications, vaccinations, spay/neutering, trauma surgeries, FELV/FIV testing, worming, and treatment for fleas. Your donation will also aid us in feeding and housing these precious lives until they are placed in loving homes. Save a Kitty has no paid staff, which means that 100% of your tax deductable donations go directly towards the care of the kitties.
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SSave A Kitty, Inc.
A 501(c) (3) Non-Profit Charity
(818) 825-3096
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One female cat and her offspring can produce 420,000 cats in 7 years.
Each year, approximately 4 million pets are put to sleep in U.S. shelters
because of over-population.
70-million feral/stray cats live on the streets in the U.S. 7 out of 10 cats taken into shelters are destroyed due to lack of resources and over-crowding.
DEDICATED TO SAVING LIVES
Governor Arnold Schwarzzenegger, a frequent visitor during our adoption events in Malibu, California.
