Twenty years saving and adopting cats and kittens. In 2014, over 500 cats were placed
in new homes.
Located in St Paul, Minnesota they now have two buildings, one which serves as a
adopting and cat housing center..Several years ago, they purchased a second building
for picture talking, shots, and interviewing adopters..
Thanks to all of the ladies and donors, Feline Rescue, continues it's great work. Stop by
and interact with the sheltered cats and the staff..They are open twice per day, six
days a week.
They are St Paul and Minneapolis premiere NP cat shelter and adoptioners..We are
proud to support them financially and as fosters.
Feline Rescue, also has a semi-annual newsletter, as well as a 990 report..
They certainly are worthy of any and all community support.
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- EIN 41-1876072
- (651) 642-5900
- 593 Fairview Avenue North St Paul MN 55104 USA
- www.felinerescue.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animal-Related, Animal Training, Animals
Mission: To provide care and shelter for stray, abandoned and abused cats until suitable, permanent homes are found for them. We improve our community through education, spay-neuter programs and outreach programs.
Programs: Foster & shelter: our foster and shelter programs served a record number of cats this year. We took in 664, an increase of 164 over 2013 and 592 were adopted, an increase of 171 over 2013. All cats were vaccinated, tested for fiv/fel, microchipped and treated for parasites. In addition, the owners of 3 cats were located and reunited with their cats.
spay/neuter outreach program: this program provides support services for companion cats and cats living in difficult situations, including colonies of ferals. The primary focus of this program is to prevent unwanted litters by providing low cost spay/neuter services. Our efforts resulted in the sterilization of 787 companion and homeless animals, an increase of 122 over the previous year. We also distribute food to individuals feeding outdoor cats and provide financial assistance to owners whose cats need medical attention. Finally, we partner with other organizations to maximize all of our resources for the benefit of all community cats.
education: our education efforts focus on teaching respect for animals, education on proper cat care and nutrition and, above all, the importance of spaying and neutering cats. Our efforts include working with scouting and other youth groups in the twin cities, visiting local schools, and partnering with a local veterinary technology program to provide hands on volunteer experience with beginning students.