The Cat Posse

The Cat Posse Because every cat deserves a loving, *forever* home... We are currently caring for 200 cats, and 110 of these cats are up for adoption.

The Cat Posse’s mission is to rescue and rehabilitate unwanted and abused cats in Southern California and to educate communities about the importance of spaying and neutering their cats. We believe that all animals deserve dignity and kindness, and we work toward the day when all public shelters will have a “no kill” policy. The Cat Posse is entirely operated and driven by a group of dedicated vol

unteers who rescue, rehabilitate, foster and adopt out cats. Approximately 50% of the cats in our care are ten years or older, and many have special needs. We have cats with thyroid, dental, eye and intestinal diseases; cats who need fluids on a regular basis, cats who have respiratory problems, cancer, and cats who periodically need surgeries for a variety of reasons. Our experience has shown that many of our cats, due to age, special needs, or temperament, will most likely not be adopted. These cats will remain with us, receiving loving care, for the rest of their lives. The Cat Posse does not have a shelter per se; rather, we maintain numerous volunteer foster homes in Southern California, primarily in Pasadena, Altadena, Tujunga and the San Fernando Valley. The cats we take in are strays, owner surrenders or selected from the local Humane Societies. We are fully committed to the cats in our care and it is a privilege to serve them.

11/07/2024

The cat's body is so magnificent.

11/07/2024

Interactive playtime should be fun and rewarding. Be careful that you don't create frustration by keeping the toy out of reach and never letting your cat enjoy successful captures. Playtime is not just about physical exercise -- it's also for mental stimulation, stress relief, and confidence building.

11/04/2024

When offering cat grass to your cat, monitor to make sure too much isn't consumed at once. The fiber in grass can be a wonderful aid in reducing hairballs but too much at once isn't a good thing. If your cat periodically munches on the cat grass then you can leave it out for extended periods. However, if your cat tends to consume too much at once, bring out the grass for supervised munching or snip a few blades to mix into food.

If your cat is attracted to chewing on houseplants, offering cat grass can be a safe alternative. It's best to keep all houseplants out of reach because almost all are toxic to cats.

11/03/2024

Playing with yarn and other kinds of string sounds like normal cat behavior, but it's actually extremely dangerous.

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12K Followers, 6,225 Following, 1,613 Posts

Los Angeles:Polydactyl Mom and her daughter.  Super friendly!  Need foster and rescue backing.  Please share.
11/02/2024

Los Angeles:
Polydactyl Mom and her daughter. Super friendly! Need foster and rescue backing. Please share.

1,011 Followers, 406 Following, 314 Posts

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PO BOX 60992
Pasadena, CA
91116

Opening Hours

12pm - 4pm

Website

http://linktree.com/thecatposse

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The Cat Posse’s mission is to rescue and rehabilitate unwanted and abused cats in Southern California and to educate communities about the importance of spaying and neutering their cats. We believe that all animals deserve dignity and kindness, and we work toward the day when all public shelters will have a “no kill” policy. The Cat Posse is entirely operated and driven by a group of dedicated volunteers who rescue, rehabilitate, foster and adopt out cats. We are currently caring for 200 cats, and 110 of these cats are up for adoption. Approximately 50% of the cats in our care are ten years or older, and many have special needs. We have cats with thyroid, dental, eye and intestinal diseases; cats who need fluids on a regular basis, cats who have respiratory problems, cancer, and cats who periodically need surgeries for a variety of reasons. Our experience has shown that many of our cats, due to age, special needs, or temperament, will most likely not be adopted. These cats will remain with us, receiving loving care, for the rest of their lives. The Cat Posse does not have a shelter per se; rather, we maintain numerous volunteer foster homes in Southern California, primarily in Pasadena, Altadena, Tujunga and the San Fernando Valley. The cats we take in are strays, owner surrenders or selected from the local Humane Societies. We are fully committed to the cats in our care and it is a privilege to serve them.


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