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  Feline Welfare Foundation (FWF)

  De Feline Welfare Foundation (FWF) is een organisatie van professionals op het gebied van kattenwelzijn die zich nationaal en internationaal richt op het verbeteren van het lichamelijk en geestelijk welzijn van katten. Dit doen wij onder andere door: ● het geven van voorlichting over kattenwelzijn; ● het steunen en initiëren van wetenschappelijk onderzoek; ● samenwerking met experts en professionals. In al onze activiteiten staan het natuurlijke gedrag en de natuurlijke behoeften van de kat centraal. ----------------------- The Feline Welfare Foundation (FWF) is an organization of professionals in the field of cat welfare that aims to improve the physical and psychological welfare of cats, both nationally and internationally. The ways in which we do this include: • education on feline welfare • support and initiation of scientific research • cooperation with experts and professionals At the core of all our activities are the cat’s natural behaviour and needs. --------------------------- La FWF (Feline Welfare Foundation) est une organisation des professionnels qui s’occupe de l’amélioration du bien-être physique et mental des chats au niveau national ainsi qu’au niveau international. Comment atteindre cet objectif? -en passant des informations sur le bien-être des chats -en initiant et supportant des recherches scientifiques -en collaborant avec des experts et des professionnels Le comportement et les besoins naturels des chats importent dans toutes nos activités.

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  Meow Foundation

  MEOW Foundation (Make Each One Wanted) is the only Calgary (Alberta, Canada)-wide no-kill registered charity that rescues and cares for stray and abandoned cats, matches rescued cats to suitable adopters and fosters, and provides Trap Neuter Return services. MEOW creates healthier communities that support and value responsible and compassionate human-cat relationships and animal care.

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  Miracle

  I was rescued from a farm in Pennsylvania. My foster mom noticed I was not pooping properly and took me to the vet. They said I had an atrisia ani 4. A deformity where I had no opening to my colon and I was pooping out of my vulva. Thanks to hundreds of facebook friends I was able to get my surgery. I am almost completely healed and trying to poop the proper way. A lovely lady from Seattle is going to adopt me, so I get to travel across the US to go to my forever home. My Foster mommy has dedicated her rescue to me by naming "Little House of Miracle's" She will keep this page open for more kitties that need special help just like me and to continue her rescue efforts. I feel blessed that she cared enough to share my story so that all my lovely facebook friends could help me live. Latest update September 7, 2011 Back from the ER..Again! She is doing fine. She just ate and has the space heater nearby to keep her warm. She is tired. Dr says it is just that she needs her lactolose ALL the time. Probably for the rest of her life. It will be up to us (me now and Kat later) to make sure her poop is always soft enough to come out. Avoiding an impaction or large stool. She's got a bit of the runs today from all the enemas, but she'll be fine. Apparently, I am not doing a great job with her poop management, so it cost me $379. Whoops! Sorry baby, we'll have to do better! Website http://allycat-rescue.blogspot.com/

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  TigeraCat Rescues -- Support

  Show your support for NO-KILL options in Iowa. TigeraCat Rescues offers low-cost spay/neuter, TNR, adoption, education, and support. As an ALL-VOLUNTEER charity organization operating strictly through donations, over 85% of all funds raised go directly to providing high-quality care & saving of homeless cats & kittens. Learn more by visiting their website at www.TigeraCat.org Visit them on FaceBook at www.facebook.com/TigeraCat

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  NFF Inc

  New Found Friends Private Animal Rescue & Rehoming Inc. is a registered charitable organization and an all domestic animal rescue group operating as a community foster care network entirely by volunteers. We are funded by public donations that are utilized solely for the benefit, upkeep & care of the animals within our foster care network. We rely on our network of volunteer foster care homes for all our rescue animals as we work to find these animals their forever homes. Our group takes in all types of domestic animal rescue cases including those that may be at risk of or facing euthanasia or abuse. We cover necessary veterinary care including micro-chipping, vaccination, general health checks & desexing (spaying or neutering). Our aim is to reduce the number of unnecessarily euthanized domestic animals & will take on animals from other states facing euthanasia in pounds & animal shelters. We believe all domestic animals deserve loving and caring homes that are able to provide the best possible quality of life. We continue to stay in contact with all rescue adopters throughout the lifetime of the animal adopted providing advice and support to new families or take back into care any animal we place should this become necessary. Throughout our endeavours we seek to educate the public regarding responsible pet ownership by promoting the importance of microchip identification, vaccination, local council registration & proper care & dietary practices. We also publicly promote strongly the problems of cruelty in our country in its many forms (including but not restricted to intentional & unintentional cruelty) & how to reduce these with the goal of eliminating them. ABN: 68 498 641 158

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  9 Lives Cat Rescue

  Lives Cat Rescue was established in 2009 in response to a serious gap in cat welfare resources for Perth and its surrounding areas. We live by the motto "until they all have a home" and as a result we have established ourselves as a no-kill shelter. Our Mission: To improve the welfare of cats in Perth and its surrounding areas. We aim to achieve this through: * Rescue of orphaned, stray and abandoned cats which are then placed in foster care. * Providing an adoption service to find permanent, loving homes for rescued cats and kittens. * Educating people in responsible cat ownership to encourage healthy feline-human relationships, improve individual feline wellbeing, and ultimately to reduce feline overpopulation caused by irresponsible ownership. * Campaigning for the creation and enforcement of cat welfare laws with the hope of bringing all cat welfare agencies together to work for a common cause.

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