Kzoo Cat Rescue does NOT take in cats AT the cat cafe!!

Cat intakes go through foster homes for full vetting BEFORE joining the kitties at the cat cafe to find a forever home!! 

If you have a cat in need and think, 'someone should do something' - YOU can BE that someone!! Refer to the resources below, and feel free to text 269-350-4099 if you have questions, we are happy to answer 
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If you find a stray cat, YOU can help!!
Temporary Housing for Pets
  • Michigan Humane Safety Net - foster care of owned pets while their owners are temporarily unable to care for their pet(s) due to illness, housing crisis, domestic violence, or other emergencies. 
  • Kalamazoo Humane Society, in conjunction with the YWCA may be able to offer assistance in situations of DV.
If you have a cat you can no longer take care of, please consider the following:
  • FIRST, Contact the rescue/foster/person you got the cat from - they may be willing to assist cats they've adopted out
     
  • PACT - gives peace of mind to Veterans, hospital patients and military personnel by placing their pets into temporary foster homes until their owners can be reunited with the devoted companions they love.
 
  • Moving? Make sure you can take your pets with you!! Use a site like Animal Humane Society, or select "Pet Friendly" or "Pets Allowed" online to search for pet-friendly housing when you are moving. Otherwise, see below regarding REHOMING your cat instead of relinquishing them to a shelter.
  • If you need food/litter/treats, etc... ANYONE is welcome to visit the cafe and request food or litter from our (no) Flea Market! ​If you are feeding feral cats, or are in need of supplies for your kitties, please contact us via email or text (269) 350-4099 to setup a time to stop by. We cannot guarantee we will have any items available.
  • If you STILL can't keep your cat, utilize social media and/or family and friends to try and REHOME your cat BEFORE you call a rescue - "The best way to save a beloved pet is to keep them OUT of the shelter system"
    • Talk to staff at your veterinarian's office, or other local veterinarians
    • Post on local community bulletin boards, or in the newspaper
    • Join local social media groups for rehoming
    • You can also try sites like "Rehome" (by adoptapet.com and the Petco Foundation - click on the blue icon for a direct link) or "Home to Home" to DIRECTLY re-home your pet
If you are struggling to find a place - PLEASE DON'T GIVE UP! Lots of shelters/rescues  are constantly overcrowded, and underfunded, and as much as we would all love to take in every cat we hear about, it just isn't possible. PLEASE try the above resources and ideas, and KEEP TRYING!!

​They're depending on you!! If you think someone should help them - YOU ARE SOMEONE!! Everyone can help.
If you believe you've exhausted ALL the above resources, you can submit and intake REQUEST - we are not able to take in every cat we get a request for and have to prioritize based on need, available space and resources. We will contact you if a space becomes available. If you believe it is an EMERGENCY situation, please text 269-350-4099 with as much detail as possible. 
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