The mission of Scruffy Paws Animal Rescue is to assist with reducing the numbers of homeless animals living in unfavorable conditions by providing abandoned, unwanted, and stray animals food, shelter, proper veterinary care, rehabilitation, and the opportunity for adoption into loving forever homes. All rescue animals will receive proper veterinary care, spay/neuter, and vaccinations, and reside at either our Community Cat Center shelter or with one of our many loving foster families, prior to being adopted into a home. Spay/neuter is essential to reducing the numbers of future animals born into unfavorable conditions.
* $1 = a can of food for a cat *
Every Donation Matters!
* $5 = one microchip *
* $30 = a cat can be tested for FIV/Feline Leukemia *
* $80 = spay/neuter AND vaccines! *
ADOPT
There is a loving cat waiting for you to be their fur-ever family! Our cats and kittens are located in our partner PetSmart locations, and in foster homes across the state of R.I. Our process for adoption approval includes an application, veterinary reference, and home visit. We are looking for the best fit and homes for our rescues.
DONATE
Your generous gift will help us fund our mission to help those in need. Whether you donate cash, items from our Amazon Wishlist, or supplies from one of our partner Petsmart locations in Rhode Island, you will know your donation is going right to work. Together, we can make a difference!
FOSTER
All you need is a spare room and time to give to help prepare our rescues for their “furever” homes! We provide all supplies, you help provide medical care and attention, taming and socialization, and of course, love, all in preparation for adoption.
VOLUNTEER
Are you also passionate about what we’re doing? There’s so much to be done – we are always looking for help! Would you like to help care for the cats and kittens, or perhaps you prefer clerical tasks or fundraising? Whatever best suits you, just let us know!
“Doing something is always better than doing nothing, cat by cat and kitten by kitten.”
– Kathy Carroll