Vincent urgently needs dental treatment!
Vincent is a sweet, loving boy who desperately needs urgent dental care so he can live a pain-free life. Read more…
Vincent is a sweet, loving boy who desperately needs urgent dental care so he can live a pain-free life. Read more…
COVID-19 has devastated our fundraising efforts but at the same time our rescue efforts have dramatically increased. Read more on how you can help even if you missed Giving Tuesday >>
Alistair was saved from being euthanized but needs urgent dental treatment! Please help us make the $2,500 that he needs to relieve his pain and suffering!
Please help find a retirement home for this beautiful lady!
Dylan was fading in a shelter cage but when Leslie saw a plea to get this handsome senior orange tabby boy out of the shelter, there was no time to spare. His expiration date had been set and she needed to move quickly in order to save him…
They say that when the weather cools down kitten season should slowly come to an end. That may be true in some areas but certainly not in Southern California. As kittens stream into our local shelter daily the adult cats languish in small cages in hopes of finding a home.
In the first harrowing hours of the crisis, Surfcat Rescue & Adoptions (formerly Surfcat Cafe & Adoptions) was contacted by Alley Cat Allies, headquartered in Maryland. They awarded Surfcat a $5000.00 grant to help rescue, recover, and reunite cats affected by the Thomas Fire– those three “R’s” became Surfcat’s mantra and mission.
So here we are in 2018 bidding a tragic farewell to 2017 as I so fondly call “the year from hell”. I received an email from someone I had met earlier in the year at CatCon.
Today was an emotional day. We got to say farewell to Bobble (Now Walter for his cute little “waltz”) and wish him well in his forever home. I say forever because his new mom and dad are amazing animal advocates for all creatures big and small.
On my Thursday shelter visit I came upon the sweetest little guy in the Vet’s office. He was purring and rubbing his head against the inside of his very small cage. “What’s up with this little cutie?”, I asked.