Rescue League

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Rescue League

Rescue League works with individuals to solve animal care issues such as feral cat colony management, spay/neuter, placing with fosters and forever homes.

assisting with utilization of low cost spay/neuter of companion animals and rehoming of companion animals when necessary. In 2015 we took in 263 animals from the public.. 111 healthy, 148 treatable and 4 unhealthy. 250 cats were adopted; 121 health, 129 treatable. 5 cats were euthanized for serious illness for which no affective treatment is available (FIP, severe neurological impairment). No animals were euthanized due to limited space. We believe that it's not enough to keep pulling unwanted pets from other shelters without working in a more personal relationship with people to prevent pet overpopulation and the unnecessary surrender of animals to shelters. We CAN NOT adopt our way out of the pet overpopulation problem.

07/22/2024

Took in these foster kittens @ 3 days old.

Kitten update: 3 weeks old, eyes open, baby teeth, learning to play
This week: litter box training & 4 hours between feedings

03/11/2024

Shoulder cat in training! Available for adoption soon 😻

02/25/2024

Update: He was adopted to a very loving home! I am so happy!

Previous:This just in!!!
It’s the beginning of kitten season 🐱
My first foster of the season. He’s fixed and heading to PetsMart for adoption next weekend, March 2nd.

12/28/2023

Rescues save lives and adoption makes families! Sending all our fosters, medical staff, volunteers and community partners prayers for a wonderful new year!

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PO Box 45468
Phoenix, AZ
95064

Website

https://www.petfinder.com/member/us/az/phoenix/the-litter-league-rescue-league-az324/

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This just in!!! It’s the beginning of kitten season 🐱 My first foster of the season. He’s fixed and heading to PetsMart for adoption next weekend, March 2nd.

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Co founded by Valerie Lintz; the Rescue League dba The Litter League was formed to address the need to rescue, tame and place for adoption kittens born in community cat colonies. There is no charge for services but participants are expected to cooperate with rescue efforts including spay/neuter of all animals. The Litter League may help with trap/neuter/return of feral cats and colony management, assisting with utilization of low cost spay/neuter of companion animals and rehoming of companion animals when necessary. In 2015 we took in 263 animals from the public.. 111 healthy, 148 treatable and 4 unhealthy. 250 cats were adopted; 121 health, 129 treatable. 5 cats were euthanized for serious illness for which no affective treatment is available (FIP, severe neurological impairment). No animals were euthanized due to limited space. We believe that it's not enough to keep pulling unwanted pets from other shelters without working in a more personal relationship with people to prevent pet overpopulation and the unnecessary surrender of animals to shelters. We CAN NOT adopt our way out of the pet overpopulation problem.