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Volunteers Needed.
Join us in providing love and care to our furry residents. No experience necessary – just a passion for cats! Help with feeding, cleaning, socializing, and local events. Your time can make a difference in their lives and yours. Contact us today to learn more about getting involved!
Help us sustain our cat sanctuary! Your donations provide food, shelter, and medical care for our beloved feline residents. Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference in their lives. Join us in creating a safe haven for cats in need. Donate now and be a part of our mission!
Meet the Little Rascals Board of Directors and dedicated volunteers. Learn about our mission, share ideas, and contribute to our collective passion for feline welfare. Together, we aim to shape a brighter future for our beloved furry friends.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS.
What is a cat sanctuary?
A cat sanctuary is a haven for homeless, abandoned, or abused cats. It provides a safe and nurturing environment where cats receive food, shelter, medical care, and love. Although some sanctuaries aim to find permanent homes for their residents through adoption, Little Rascals Cat Sanctuary does not offer an adoption process. Instead, we aim to provide a lifelong refuge and fur-ever home for our furry residents.
Do you accept all cats?
Our cat sanctuary is a compassionate haven for cats that are unable to find and/or sustain homes elsewhere. We prioritize the well-being of those who cannot be rehomed due to age, health, or behavioral issues. At Little Rascals, cats receive lifelong care, ensuring they live comfortably and happily in a loving environment. Cats and kittens that are considered adoptable, are referred to Homeward Bound Animal Shelter in Manistee, MI.
How do we define "adoptable"
Adoptable cats are typically healthy, well-socialized, and exhibit friendly temperaments. They may range from kittens to adult cats, and vary by breed and appearance, but they share qualities that make them suitable for finding homes. These cats are often spayed/neutered, vaccinated, litter-trained, and ready to become cherished companions for individuals or families seeking feline companionship.
How are the cat's medical needs met?
All of the cats in the sanctuary are spayed/neutered and have had their shots. They receive medical care from the good folks at Manistee Veterinary Hospital.
Does the organization have paid employees?
Little Rascals operates with a volunteer staff and Board of Directors. There are no paid employees.
Are there set visiting or volunteer hours?
We are in the process of establishing visit hours and organizing a volunteer program / schedule. Subscribe to our site to stay up to date!