Animal Rescue
We are a limited admission foster based group and can only take in animals when we have room in a foster home. At this time, we are only able to take in cats. Please see our adoptable cats with the link above or go to 24petconnect.com
If you have a cat or kitten that needs a home, please call us at 541-529-9616 and leave a message or email [email protected]
Become a Foster, Save a Life.
As a foster-based rescue, our ability to help cats depends entirely on people like you. The more loving foster homes we have, the more lives we can save.
Fostering is one of the most meaningful ways to give back. Whether you can open your home to one cat or several, your space—big or small—can make a life-changing difference. For many of the cats in our care, a foster home is the bridge between uncertainty and a safe, permanent future.
No matter your experience level, we’re here to support you every step of the way.
Ready to get started?
Simply fill out our foster application. You can:
- Print and leave it at Petco
- Email it to us
- Or take a photo and text it in
To ensure the safety and well-being of all our animals, all new fosters will complete a brief home check as part of the approval process.
Feral Kitty Committee
Most of you are aware of the Feral Kitty Committee’s role within the SPCA but you might not be aware of just exactly how our program works so I thought that I would take this opportunity to fill you in a little bit. We work with colonies that have been identified around Douglas County, spaying/neutering, feeding & sheltering them, but we also work with individuals who are trying to care for Ferals that have shown up on their properties. It is our policy to help those that plan to continue feeding & sheltering the cats after we have them spayed or neutered. We do not help those that are going to destroy the cats or let them fend for themselves. Although we were the first nonprofit to work with feral cats, we are no longer alone in this quest. Please contact all groups that offer this help as everyone has limited funds and you may find help faster with a different group.
To contact us call 541-529-9616 or email [email protected]
To contact Partnership for Animal Welfare Support (The Paws Team) please send an email to [email protected]
Whisker Warriors is working to curb overpopulation of feral cats in Myrtle Creek and Canyonville. They can be contacted at 541-900-6644 or email at [email protected]
Saving Grace – please fill out the form on their web site. TNR Program Waitlist Application - Saving Grace Humane Society
All cats are ear tipped. There is no choice in this matter.
Please do not wait to start the process. Cats breed too fast.
If you can help support our program, please donate by following the link on our home page.
Providing Food for Low-Income Pets
Providing food for low-income pets: We accept donations of pet food that is then passed on to low-income citizens and used for the feral kitty committee. If you can donate pet food please call us at 541-529-9616 and we will arrange a pick up.
