Every day, more than 750 cats and kittens are euthanized in U.S. shelters. Not because they are unadoptable, but because too many shelters lack the space and resources to save them. Feline Rescue Network is working to change that – rescuing cats from overcrowded, under-resourced communities and giving them the second chance they deserve.
Found among more than 30 cats living in an abandoned RV in Mesa County, Colorado, little Parsnip was given a chance at a new life when she was transferred to Feline Rescue Network. But Parsnip's story took an unexpected turn.
Smooch, Smurf and Suki!
We'd like to thank the Helen and Jose Colton Foundation for their generous support of Feline Rescue Network.
At Feline Rescue Network, every rescue has a story, and every cat holds a special place in our hearts. Today, we are beyond thrilled to introduce a very special gentleman: Boots, our first transfer from the Humane Society of Fremont County!
Through a collaborative network of animal shelters, rescue organizations, and our local community partners, we identify and transport cats at risk of euthanasia due to overcrowding, limited resources, and insufficient adoption opportunities. By connecting vulnerable cats with Colorado Springs and surrounding communities where they have a greater chance of adoption, we create life-saving pathways that give every cat the opportunity to thrive in a safe, loving, and permanent home.
