Stevens County Cat Care was formed in early 2005 by a handful of people who wanted to address the enormous cat problem in the county. We began by offering vouchers for low income people that paid about half the cost of a spay or neuter. Nearly 400 of these vouchers were used. As grant funds became available, we began organizing large scale, low cost spay/neuter clinics and also have a mobile unit. Due to the success of our monthly spay/neuter clinics, we no longer offer vouchers. We have a lot of work ahead of us, but as we continue to pick up volunteers with the heart to do this work we're hoping that we can continue to grow and make a difference in the lives of cats that would normally fall through the cracks, victims of neglect, indifference, poverty and ignorance.
Adopting a Friend
We'd like to help you find the "purrfect" companion. Most of our cats and kittens come with a sad story. We've had three day old kittens found in a dumpster. We've had newborn kittens wrapped in a towel and thrown over a fence. We've had kittens whose "owners" moved away and left them behind to fend for themselves. We've had kittens whose stray mamas were run over by a car or eaten by owls or coyotes. The list, unfortunately, goes on and on. The good news is that all these sad stories are now going to have happy endings. They're in a safe and loving foster homes waiting for that certain someone who is going to love them forever. If you would like a kitten and do not have another pet in the home to befriend it, we suggest that you adopt two. There is absolutely nothing like watching two kittens play, groom and snuggle. In these days when most people work outside of their homes, one kitten can be a very lonely thing. All of the cats and kittens that we adopt out have been spayed or neutered and have been vaccinated (FVRCP).
Contact Us!
Please call or email us for an appointment to see our lovable fury friends.
Stevens County Cat Care Chewelah, WA 99109
