Project Purr Animal Rescue Adoptable Cats and Kittens

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Project Purr Animal Rescue Adoptable Cats and Kittens

We are a non-profit 501c(3) organization. Project PURR Animal Rescue, Inc. Please share our message with your friends and help support our cause.

After serving the Mobile, AL and Gulf Coast area for the past ten years, we have moved our remaining cats to their new sanctuary building in Georgia. is a non-profit organization that has rescued cats and kittens on the Gulf Coast since 2011. We have recently moved our rescue from Mobile, AL to Georgia so that we could transition into a sanctuary with our remaining 50 cats. Our focus is to give these cats the love and attention they deserve while providing a safe and healthy home for them.

10/06/2024

We want to thank everyone who has donated to the care of the boys! They are doing much better! Thank you so much as we couldn't do this with out yalls help!

04/06/2024

Fans as of right now we have yet to raise any funds for these brothers. We understand times are hard but to be able to help we have to have funds. Please keep sharing.

03/06/2024

WE HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT!!
AAWC is the recipient of round -up for the month of June at B & B Pet Stop! We would appreciate everyone's support of our local small businesses! B & B is a unique pet store and the family is very supportive of local rescues. They really do a lot for the community by offering round-up funds for rescues so we can help as many animals as we can! Do your best to stop in and shop this month! We will also be on site this month for an adoption event! Stay tuned for details!!
THANK YOU!

03/06/2024

Friends we need help raising funds for our Mobile fosters for vet care and supplies. These 2 brothers were found in the rain and sick. Please help us get our fosters the care they need. You can give via our PayPal. www.projectpurr-al.com

25/05/2024

Courtesy Post for Mobile, AL: this family of mom and six kitten needs rescue help. We are unable to help as we do not have fosters or funds. If you are associated with a rescue, please message our page. If you are interested in a kitten, we can put you in contact with the finder.

20/05/2024

Help our friends at Meows and Mutts pull this sweet momma kitty in desperate need of medical attention.

20/05/2024

Three words of advice for reaching out to animal rescuers: assume the best.

Assume that if you’re reaching out to someone who does animal rescue, you’re reaching out to someone who has a huge heart. Assume that they care deeply about saving lives. Assume that if they don’t respond to you right away, or at all, it’s because they’re so busy helping animals. Assume that you’re the 10th, 20th, or 100th person to reach out to them today asking for help. Assume that if they can’t help you, it’s because they are already at max capacity. Assume that you do not know or see a fraction of what is on their plate. Assume that they might be exhausted. Assume that they might be grieving, or tender. Assume that they are a loving, kind person who is a source of good for the world. Assume that they are worthy of being treated with consideration and respect. Assume that they are human.

Because 9 times out of 10, if you assume these things about an animal rescuer, you will be right. So when you reach out to an animal rescuer, let your words be filled with gratitude, patience, and understanding. Don’t use your words to jab at animal rescuers for not being available enough, not doing more, not “caring,” not being able to single-handedly save the world. Treat animal rescuers with compassion, not just when they can help you, but even—and especially—when they can’t. And when they can’t, don’t assume the worst. Assume the best.

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14/05/2024

Marshmallow, Yeti and Candycane are still waiting for their forever homes. They will need homes with no small children and lots of understanding as they are very shy. They love other cats and would do best with another cat.

12/05/2024

These last few baskets are still available all funds go to the care and vetting of pur Mobile fosters! We can also ship if you are not in Mobile.

02/05/2024

Looking for a fun event that helps a local rescue ? See below.

30/04/2024

We have more baskets for sale! Each basket has the price on the photo! Please like and share to help us finishes vetting our Mobile fosters from last year.

26/04/2024

It’s $5 Friday! If you can spare a few bucks for our cat sanctuary, we would appreciate it. Our cat food supply is low and we would like to place a Chewy order Monday. Please donate through our website: projectpurr-al.com. If you would like to ship to us directly, please message our page for our shipping address. Thank you!

23/04/2024

Kit Kat and Felicity were adopted separately but to the same home. Due to medical reasons (the owner’s), these two special needs kitties need homes. They can be adopted together or separately. Kit Kat, the grey girl is now 7 years old and is one-eyed. She is friendly and gets along with other cats. Felicity is blind. She was found on New Year’s Day 5 years ago by one of our volunteers. She had been hit by a car and left to die. This picture was taken during her recovery time when she had to be tube-fed until her broken jaw healed. She is about 7 years old, also. She is very sweet and is fine with other cats. If you are interested in adopting one or both kitties, please message our page. We would greatly appreciate everyone sharing this post so we can find new homes as soon as possible! Thank you.

18/04/2024

Adoption Event: Saturday, April 20th &B Pet Stop located at 5035 Cottage Hill Rd., Mobile, AL. Adoptable cats & kittens from Alabama Animal Welfare Coalition will be there from 10:30 am - 12:30 pm!

18/04/2024

Adoption Event this Saturday, April 20th &B Pet Stop located at 5035 Cottage Hill Rd., Mobile, AL. Alabama Animal Welfare Coalition will be there from 10:30 am - 12:30 pm with their adoptable cats & kittens! Donations of food & litter appreciated! Thank you for sharing this post.

13/04/2024

Help us clear out the rest of our shirts and baskets! We still have a few fosters needing vetting and kitten season has started. Help our vet funds and get some cute stuff while doing it! Click on the photo of.the item.you would like to buy! Thank you for always helping our Mobile fosters!

12/04/2024

Happy National Pet Day! Share photos of your favorite pets!

05/04/2024

Handsome Marshmallow hopes everyone is having a wonderful week!

31/03/2024

28/03/2024

Happy Thursday from our three foster kittens! They still need more vet care done . If you want to help, please donate through our website: projectpurr-al.com. Thank you!

27/03/2024

Help us finish paying vet bills by clearing out our baskets and shirts! All baskets are priced to sell no bidding and shirts are $25 dollars. We have 5 smalls and 3 medium ls left.

25/03/2024

Sweet little Yeti wants to wish everyone a happy Monday!

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Candy Cane is the last of five kittens that have been in foster all winter. She’s very shy and has not been adopted yet. She is in need of a sponsor so that we can have her spayed and fully vaccinated. If you would like to help this lovely tabby kitten, please donate through our website: projectpurr-al.com. Please note on your donation that it is for Candy Cane. Thank you!

Update: Thank you for the donations for sweet Nessie! We have enough to get her first shots and combo test done! She is moving to a new foster soon and will be making appearances at the next adoption event. Stayed tuned to meet this little sea monster 😉 Little Nessie was found abandoned next to a dumpster New Year’s Eve weekend in 30 degree weather. She is doing very well in her foster home, but we could use some donations for her vet bill. If you would like to give a dollar or two, please do so through our website: projectpurr-al.com

Update: She has a home now! Courtesy post for Mobile, AL: this kitten was found in a car wheel well early this morning. She needs a home ASAP as the finder cannot keep her. Please message the page for info.

Thank you to everyone who donated to our building fund! The construction is nearing completion. Our new building and catio will be ready this week! If you would like to help with transport costs, please donate via our website: project purr-al.com. Thank you!

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Project PURR Animal Rescue, Inc. is a non-profit organization that concentrates on rescuing cats & kittens in Alabama who are healthy but homeless from our local shelters to give them a second chance at life. We are open from 10 am - 4 pm Saturdays and 10 am - 2 pm on Sundays for adoptions, donations, and visitors. We are also available by appt. by calling 251-382-6692 or by messaging our page. Our focus is to give these cats and kittens the love and attention they deserve, providing a safe and healthy environment while they wait for their forever families. Please share our message with your friends and help support our cause.