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Snowshoe Cat Rescue Network Catchment area: National |
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Siamese Rescue Central Catchment: National |
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Colorado, Northern California, Southern California, Texas, Virginia, Eastern US, Indiana, Tennessee |
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| Siamese and Siamese mixes form exceptionally close emotional bonds with their humans and, more than any other breed, may suffer enormous emotional grief and trauma when they lose their homes and end up in shelters. Siamese Rescue Central is made up of a group of individually operated non-profit Rescue Organizations engaged in a common purpose and to coming together as one Internet presence. While each organization represented is a separate non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation with its own Board, policies and procedures, each group is working towards a common goal - to rescue homeless and abandoned Siamese cats and rehome them in carefully screened. | |
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PurrsAbound Siamese Rescue
of Michigan, Inc.
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Website:
http://www.purrssiameserescue.com |
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Purrs Abound is a foster-based, 501(c)3 non-profit Rescue made up of men and women and their families from all walks of life. We are bound together by our love for cats in general and Siamese in particular. Some of us have shared our homes with Siamese for many years while others are new to the Siamese breed but anxious to learn more about them and help save a life in the process. We are devoted to rescuing as many Siamese and Siamese mix cats from Michigan and NW Ohio shelters as we are able. Cats that are fostering in Ohio have an OH beside their names all others are in Michigan. Their location is noted under their name. All of these cats face uncertain futures if left at the shelter and look to us and our foster families to provide a secure future. We hope that one day we will be able to help Siamese and Siamese mix from other states. |
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Siamese Cat Rescue Center
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Website:
http://va.siameserescue.org |
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SCRC has a shelter facility located in Locust Dale, VA, about 1.5 hours southwest of Washington DC, and foster homes throughout the Eastern US, from Florida to New Hampshire to Indiana & Tennessee. The shelter is open by appointment only, Monday through Sunday. Because our turnover of cats is so great, it's necessary to complete the adoption paperwork prior to coming to adopt, as we can't hold cats for folks unless they are approved adopters. |
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Rocky Mountain Siamese Rescue Catchment area: Colorado and bordering states A PCBR Affiliate |
Website: http://co.siameserescue.org |
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| Rocky Mountain Siamese Rescue is an all-volunteer 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to helping as many Siamese and Siamese-mix cats as we can. We are based in Colorado, but it is our intention to serve the West and Midwest. | |
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Texas Siamese Rescue
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Website:
http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/CT277.html |
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Siamese Rescue Alliance, TX is our new name and our "doing business as" name is North Texas Siamese Rescue Org. Inc., an IRS Section 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, along with its affiliated branches (Houston Siamese Rescue Branch and Abilene Siamese Rescue Branch), and sister organizations (Austin Siamese Rescue Inc), foster parents, veterinarians and volunteers. So actually we are a collection of Meezer-loving places, utilizing many warm wonderful foster homes in the areas we support. |
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Southern California Siamese Rescue
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Website:
http://cs.siameserescue.org |
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Southern California Siamese Rescue was born early in 2005, when we decided to divide California Siamese Rescue (CASR) into 2 separate, but closely aligned groups. CASR was extremely successful, but California is a very large state but after much thought, we felt we could provide more and better service to the cats and kittens we rescue if we became two groups. Due to the nature of the Siamese cat, they don't do well in shelters and due to civilization; they don't do well on the streets. That's where we come in. We work extensively with shelters and individuals to save these cats before they are euthanized in the shelters or killed on the streets. We feel that it is not the cat's fault that they become homeless and in order to make sure they don't end up that way again. We provide foster homes for these cats, and do thorough screening of potential adopters before sending any of our cats to their 'forever' homes. |
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Pacific Siamese Rescue
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Website:
http://cn.siameserescue.org |
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Pacific Siamese Rescue was organized February 2005, and was formerly the Northern California Division of California Siamese Rescue. Denise Fabel, as Pacific Siamese Rescue's Director, is continuing to work in an ongoing basis with volunteers in rescue and fostering, as well as providing support where needed. Only approved adopters are able to contact our foster homes who are caring individuals and families that allow us to invade their privacy and time with requests for information, letting potential adopters to visit and care for our future adoptees. They are also most likely the individual who rescued the cat or kitten and can give you information on any known history. Together you will be able to decide whether you have the right "fit", and future addition to your family. We urge you to have your application approved before deciding which furry friend you would like to take home as we cannot place a pending status on any cat before the paperwork is completed |
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NYC
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Website:
http://nycsiamese.webs.com |
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NYC Siamese Rescue, Inc. is a 501(c)(3), non-profit, charitable organization, an organization of volunteers who find homes for orphaned and abandoned Siamese cats and related breeds, such as Snowshoes and Balinese. Cats of all ages are available for adoption, from kittens all the way up to geezer-meezers. |
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Purebreds
Plus Cat Rescue Catchment area: Western US |
Website: http://www.purebredsplus.org |
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| Purebreds Plus Cat Rescue© is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization founded in 2007. We are an all volunteer organizations. 100% of our funding goes toward the cats... no one gets paid a salary. Our mission is to educate pet owners, breeders, and shelters about our breeds, and to place our cats with Forever Families who will give them the proper care and love they deserve. We carefully match cats with their Forever Families by evaluating each cat's personality, temperament, and special needs. Then we determine the best fit for both the cat and the new family. Please note that we do NOT ship cats. Adoption fee is $175 unless otherwise noted on the individual cat bio. This fee allows us to provide excellent vet care for the cats that really need it. The healthy kitties make it possible for the sick ones to be saved. | |
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Website:http://www.purebredcatrescue.org |
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Nemasket
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Website: http://noah.petfinder.com |
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NOAH is a cat rescue that takes purebreds and random-bred cats. We have expertise in dealing with all the breeds. NOAH has been rescuing, resocializing and rehoming purebreds for many years. |
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KitsNKats Rescue |
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Website:
http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/SC256.html Address: P O Box 2101, Easley, SC 29641 Contact: June Hancock Email: KitsNKatsRescue@gmail.com |
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Paws of Gold Feline Rescue |
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Purebred Rescue (CPR)Catchment area: Washington state and British Columbia, Canada A PCBR Affiiate |
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Website: http://www.catpurebredrescue.org |
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Cat Purebred Rescue (CPR) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, which was founded in 1994. CPR is a permanent committee of cat fanciers, affiliated with the "Responsible Cat Fanciers of the Northwest", who seek to improve the life conditions of pedigreed cats of all breeds recognized by the various registries. CPR does this through education, identification, rescue, and placement. The CPR goal is to reduce the abandonment and surrender of pedigreed cats to shelters. |
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Purebred Cat Breed Rescue, Inc.
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Website:
http://PurebredCats.org Contact: Linda Pollack Mercer, MD, Coordinator Email: rescue@purebredcats.org Toll Free Phone (Emergency only): (888) 303-9454 |
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| PCBR is a 501(c)3 charity which helps support many aspects of cat rescue and provides rescue for cats in shelters and other at-risk situations. Please click here for more information. | |
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NOTE: You may also want to
check the listings of
multiple breed
or all breed cat rescues for a local purebred rescue or
check nationwide purebred rescues as these also
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