Purebred Cat Rescue - All About Cats

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Purebred Cat Breed Rescue provides lists of Purebred Rescues (clubs and groups) by
breed so that you can easily find out if there is cat waiting for you or find a home for your
cat. You can also check out their available cat photo gallery and post inquiries to the
Purebred Cat Rescue community bulletin board. They provide advice on choosing a cat
and cat care, as well as information about cat health, animal welfare advocacy, and the
animal rights movement. Purebred Cat Breed Rescue is international in scope.

Purebred Cat Breed Rescue represents the efforts of the organized Cat Fancy to provide
a safety net for Purebred cats. The alliance of cat fanciers, rescuers, and cat lovers are
actively supported by the Cat Fanciers' Association, Inc. (CFA), The International Cat
Association, Inc. (TICA) and the American Cat Fanciers Association, Inc. (ACFA), as well as
by cat lovers from all over the world.

Purebred Cat Breed Rescue are a purely nonprofit, all volunteer organization and the
bulk of donations go directly to help rescue at-risk purebreds - administrative costs are in
large part covered by the cat registries and who support them and by volunteers who
donate their time and expertise. Every cat they rescue is spayed and neutered before
placement.

Other Cat Breed Rescue Groups:

Specialty Purebred Cat Rescue

PandECats.com

KitnHevn

Cat Craze.com

Purebred Cat Rescue organizations are made up of people who are expert in
identifying the various breeds of cats and dealing with the specific needs of
the breed(s) that they rescue. They promote & rescue purebred cats and
endeavor to place these purebred cats into caring, loving homes for adoption.

Purebred Cat Rescue

Breed Rescue cats may come from Animal Shelters, Humane Societies and sometimes
from individuals that have no other choice than to relinquish their pet. These cats are
examined by a veterinarian for Feline Leukemia and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus
Infection, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, wormed and groomed.

Rescued cats are NOT used for breeding nor are they available for breeding.

Rescues provide temporary homes for these cats. In those cases where the rescued cat
has previously acquired any problematic attitude or behavior, Rescues work with the
animal to correct these problems before placement. Breed Rescuers work with these
animals within their own homes, not in shelters.

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