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The National Cat Protection Society (NatCat) is a non-profit, no-kill 501(c)(3) animal shelter and adoption organization dedicated to cats and kittens. Founded in 1968, we care for owner-relinquished kitties until they find a proper home or need a retirement home.

Located in Orange County and San Diego, our two local animal shelters offer clean, comfortable and safe open rooms, kitten quarters and "outdoor access" in large, enclosed patio areas. In our retirement centers are floor-to-ceiling scratching posts, wall-to-wall walkways and other health-promoting designs.

Our trained staff and dedicated volunteers share a tremendous love for cats and selfless commitment to their well-being. We also provide humane education throughout our communities. After purr-using our website, we hope you will consider supporting our organization through adoption, volunteering, memberships or donations—from Southern California or your kitty-corner of the world.

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National Cat Protection Society, Inc. - San Diego

The National Cat Protection Society (NatCat) is a non-profit, no-kill 501(c)(3) animal shelter and adoption organization dedicated to cats and kittens. Founded in 1968, we care for owner-relinquished kitties until they find a proper home or need a retirement home. Located in Orange County and San Diego, our two local animal shelters offer clean, comfortable […]

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Feral Cat Coalition

Feral cats are the offspring of stray or abandoned pets that are not spayed or neutered. Female cats can become pregnant at five months of age and can give birth several times each year. Without early human contact, their kittens become feral and begin the cycle of breeding again.

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San Diego Animal Support Foundation

Our mission is to promote the adoption of animals and encourage responsible pet care, by working with the public and a network of respected local animal welfare agencies. Our mission is accomplished via daily TV Adopt-A-Pet Segments, hosting huge multi-organizational adoption events, providing spay/neuter funding to pet owners, maintaining a closely-knit network of approximately 40 […]

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Mostly Monkeys

Mostly Monkeys was founded in 1989 by Suzy Carey as a non-profit sanctuary for wild and exotic animals. Located in San Diego County, the sanctuary provides high quality, long term care for a variety of exotic animals species including New and Old World monkeys, North American carnivores, and a variety of reptiles. Monkeys Sanctuary P.O. […]

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Last Chance At Life All Breed Animal Rescue and Adoption

Last Chance at Life is an all-breed rescue and adoption organization. We have a special fondness for Boxers, birds, and ANY pet in need of medical care. We take in animals from all over San Diego County. Our rescues come to us from local shelters and humane societies, owners who can no longer properly care […]

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San Diego House Rabbit Society

www.sandiegorabbits.org Contact us at hrs@sandiegorabbits.org or visit us at the Bunny Store.

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Dogs on Deployment

619.800.3631 www.dogsondeployment.org Welcome To Dogs On Deployment Military members nation-wide confront a multitude of problems during their careers, the last thing they need to worry about is their pet’s care during their service commitments. Dogs On Deployment is a 501(c)(3) national non-profit, which provides an online network for service members to search for volunteers who […]

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Forgotten Paws Animal Rescue

Forgotten Paws Animal Rescue Rescue, Rehabilitate, Rehome

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San Diego Pittie Parents

Non-profit educational outreach program and Meet-Up group.

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Fallbrook Animal Sanctuary

No-Kill Animal Rescue. Adoptions. Sanctuary. All Volunteer. 100% funded by donations. 760.685.3533 North San Diego County. 501c3 Operating solely on donations and the revenue from our small on-site thrift store, we are an all-volunteer organization dedicated to saving, rehabilitating and re-homing abandoned and surrendered dogs and cats. Since 2002, FAS has saved or re-homed nearly […]