KRAZY FOR KATS IS CURRENTLY CLOSED
Sorry, we are NOT taking in any new rescue kitties or doing trapping until 2025. Please contact other rescues for assistance.
GO HERE FOR VALUABLE RESOURCES
TRAPPING ASSISTANCE (tnr):
We are NOT providing this service at this time. To trap FERAL or STRAY cats/kittens in a colony to spay and neuter them, please contact these TNR groups directly. They also offer FREE & LOW COST Veterinary services.
www.fixnation.org
www.bestfriends.org/nkla
www.campla.org
Re-homing your pet:
Having a pet is a lifetime responsibility. Please be kind to your furry friends and super seniors! We receive many messages each day from people needing to "re-home" their pet. While we would love to help everyone in the community, if we take in your pet (which already has a home) this means we have one less space for the special needs kitties in the shelters and the tiny baby kittens starving the streets of L.A. Please go to Rehome Your Pet page for services and helpful organizations that can assist you.
LAanimalservices.home-home.org will give City of Los Angeles residents who can no longer keep their pets the opportunity to find new, loving homes without having to surrender them to the shelter. Pets can go from one home right into another, which means less stress for animals and humans alike. In addition, this offers potential new owners the opportunity to communicate directly with the current owners, providing firsthand information about the animals.
You can also check out these helpful FaceBook Groups:
www.facebook.com/groups/767459219970903/
www.facebook.com/groups/600682673657475/
www.facebook.com/groups/rescuecats/
YOU Found a Cat or Baby Kittens
We are in Woodland Hills, California and we are a very small rescue and can only take in a handful of kittens at time. If you find newborn kittens, the BEST thing to do is leave them alone and wait to see if the mother cat is around. If the mom cat is not there, take them to a vet or contact a local rescue group in YOUR LOCAL CITY.
Go to Found Baby Kittens page for assistance.
If you take the kitties, you can also call your closest Petco or PetSmart to see which rescue group are holding adoptions on the weekend and go in to talk to them in person. Larger rescue groups have more foster volunteers that may be able to take the kittens. PLEASE OFFER A DONATION TO THE GROUP!
If you are contacting us from out of state, please let us know your location and the latest time we can contact you to offer phone assistance. We will do the best we can to give you advice BUT your best option is to always go to a vet or look up your nearest animal rescue group.