Looking to do a little volunteer work as part of your New Year's resolution?

Consider donating your time, talent or resources to your local animal rescue. Not only do our local County shelters need your help, many private organizations also desperately need support! Yes, cash donations pay for vet care and other expenses, but it's the cumulative power of volunteers who care that drives non-profits to success! Positive change is good. Volunteer.

We greatly appreciate each and every RescueCats Volunteer. Hundreds of hours are donated to RescueCats each week to care for the animals. Please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it   if you would like to join the team.

Imagine thousands of precious jewels falling from the sky and you hold your hands out to catch as many as you can. There's plenty there!  If only you had more pockets!

This is what it's like rescuing cats!  You want each and every single precious kitty cat to be scooped up into your loving arms and placed into forever-homes where they will be cherished, as they deserve to be.  This is the energy behind RescueCats. We are made of dozens volunteers who want nothing more than to help as many cats and kittens stay out of the euthanization chambers, off the streets and find their way into the heart of a caring human.

Goodwill means simply to have the will to do good in a community or try to help those in need.

With YOUR gift of goodwill, we are able to take in cats, especially pregnant moms or moms with litters, from high kill facilities. Help us save the lives of kittens and cats facing certain death in our local shelters! There are several sponsorship levels to choose. Any contribution you make comes with the satisfaction of knowing you helped a cause important to you! All gifts of goodwill are proudly listed on the RescueCats web site along with the kitties that have been rescued!

Why adopt from RescueCats & pay the adoption fee when you can get a cat from a kill shelter for only $5?

Typically, cats from kill shelters have not been tested for infectious diseases, are unimmunized, receive NO vet care, even when obviously sick, never treated for fleas, worms or ear mites, nor have they been spayed/neutered.

You've made a wise choice!

A cat is a lovable, charming pet that offers endless fun and entertainment. But cats may only be lovable and charming if you treat them the way they should be treated, the way you yourself would want to be treated. So, if you're thinking of adopting a cat, keep in mind these 10 tips about how to keep him healthy and happy.

The Joy of Adopting--
When you adopt a cat, there's the obvious benefit that you're providing a home for the animal. But there are more advantages, including:

• Socialization Many shelter cats were previously owned and socialized, so they're more likely than strays to make a happy adjustment to your household.
• Expert advice The staffs at animal shelters can help take the guesswork out of choosing the right pet. Since they interact daily with the kittens and cats, they have a feel for their moods.
• Lower costs Adopting a cat is less expensive than buying one.