Kaleidoscope Cats
Rescue Inc.
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Once you see them, you can't unsee them...
In the dead of night or full daylight, In the rain, wind or snow, rescuing cats is our main goal.
Kaleidoscope Cats Rescue Inc is a non-for-profit 501c3 organization based on the Southside of Chicago.
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to care for feral cats through trap-neuter-release programs, provide veterinary care, and find homes for friendly/discarded cats. We believe that every cat deserves a loving home and we work tirelessly to make that happen.
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Email Us: kaleidoscopecatsrescueinc@gmail.com
We are a small operation and are heavily dependent on the help of our friends in the community.
If you would like to donate, please use one of the following payment methods:
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You can Zelle your donation to: kaleidoscopecatsrescueinc@gmail.com
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If you are interested in fostering, please contact us at kaleidoscopecatsrescueinc@gmail.com.
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ABOUT US
I fell into cat rescue on a cold day back in January of 2014. I saw 2 tuxedo kittens hopping through the snow, occasionally stopping to lift one paw for a minute before continuing on.
I realized they were freezing and wondered where they went for shelter from the cold. I Googled how to make a shelter and ran out to grab what I could to put together something for these kittens to get out of the cold.
And so it began, other cats started showing up and I built more shelters. Then I started trapping cats and getting them fixed and released (TNR), becoming a registered feral colony caretaker with Treehouse. At one point, I had 18 cats I was responsible for, making sure they had food, water and shelter from the elements as well as any vet care they might need.
I soon realized that a lot of the cats coming around were not feral, but fixed and microchipped or just friendly and intact. So I began looking for rescues to take these cats and adopt them out into homes.
I expanded from the cats in my alley to two streets over and then as far as five to six blocks away from my street. When I am asked to help trap/rescue, I go to wherever I am needed.
This has become my 2nd job, one I do not get paid for, but I don’t mind…..I do this for the cats, to give them a second chance at a better life.
