Domestic Short Hair

Cats in the Cradle is a no-kill rescue organization. We are supported by an all volunteer network. CITC i a 501(3)c non-profit organization.We are dedicated to the rescue, care and placement of feral, stray and specal needs cats and kittens.While in our care, cats receive nutritious food, medical care and affection until they are placed in permanent homes. We have adopted out over 4000 cats and kittens. We are actively involved in spay and neuter to achieve zero population growth.

We are a nonprofit corporation dedicated to providing a temporary nurturing home for homeless felines and actively trying to find permanent loving homes for same. We work closely with Orange County Animal Services, volunteering in their foster program as well as participating in other volunteer activities with them. We also seek to educate the public in regards to the problem of pet overpopulation, the benefits of spay/neuter and general cat care.

We are a group of volunteers who have been in the rescue field since 2005 and volunteered as staff volunteers with other non-profit animal rescue groups. Now, we have our own group. We love and care about the present and future of the lives of the many homeless dogs and cats and strive to improve their lives for them to know stability, love and safety. We focus most of our resources to help our sister animal rescue group in the City of Tijuana, Mexico as we are achiving to work with the Mexican Goverment to implement educational programs of pet care and sterilization in schools and large working fabrics to be able to have a large mexican population know there is help out there and the importance of sterilizing and treating animals humanely. We also help other rescue groups from San Diego and LA as well as rescue animals that are being relinquished by owners or other unfortunate events.

The Cat Network, Inc. (CN) is a 501(c)3, Florida not-for-profit corporation dedicated to humanely reducing cat overpopulation by educating the public about the need to sterilize their pets and strays; providing access to low-cost spay/neuter services for stray, homeless and abandoned cats; helping members in their efforts to place adoptable cats in loving homes; and advocating non-lethal population control and humane public policy. We were founded 13 years ago as a result of the overwhelming feline population in the Miami Dade general vicinity. Our founders realized that the only way to help control the cat population was to spay and neuter as many free roaming animals as possible. Thus, our Spay/Neuter program was formed with local veternarians. And from this program, our adoption program was born. We continue doing this for our love of the animals and to educate the public about the importance of spay/neuter. We also love to find loving homes for our adoptables.

This is a small animal rescue for cats and dogs. I have several foster homes in various areas, and I also post pictures for people who need help finding a home for their pet, which many times has been successful. The pet doesn't have to enter a rescue or shelter and the owner is contacted, so they decide who their pet goes to. If a person can't send me pictures, and they don't live too far away, I will go and videotape the pet myself to place pictures on the internet. There have been a few pets that haven't been able to find a home through this service, but it depends on what the pet is and who is looking on the internet. When we have space available we take transfers from a local kill animal shelter. We also step in and help people who find themselves with multiple animals and no way to pay to get them fixed. Usually I will get all the females fixed to get their circumstances under control, and in some cases I will also help with donated food when I have extra. If they want to find homes for some of the many pets they have accumulated, then I will place their pictures on the internet for them. We don't euthanize unless a pet is seriously ill.