Meet Sheena, a purebred Bengal. Click on her photo for her bio!!
Persians and Friends Rescue is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, placement and lifetime care of abused, abandoned, neglected and unwanted Purebred and exotic cat breeds. Persians and Friends Rescue accepts cats from owners, animal control facilities and other rescue groups. Persians and Friends Rescue does NOT buy animals from breeders to save their life.
Our Humble Beginings...
Persians and Friends Rescue has grown out of a labor of love for all cats, but especially the purebred ones. Our very first family cat was a Persian named Snickers who gave 20 amazing years of love, companionship, and experience. After dedicating several thankless years of intense rescue work to another group, the group 'founder' and I had a falling out in late 2004. The 'Wham, Bam, Thank You M'aam' experience taught me alot, thus Persians and Friends Rescue was born. Since our inception, our rescue work has concentrated on rescuing purebred and exotic cat breeds. We have said 'bye bye' to unnecessary stress, ridiculous drama, and unending financial hardship. Its like the weight of the world has been lifted off our backs!
Donations Always Welcome!...
Donations are our ONLY source of funding. Please consider a gift to our organization using the link below. All donations are tax deductable with the IRS.
Your tax deductible donation can be mailed to
PAF-Rescue
P. O. Box 17173
Encino, CA 91416-7173
Our 'Long timers'
Abandoned by Perfect Paws Rescue Group, Inc. 8/2004
Corrective eye surgery done 11/2005
Pequeno has been waiting for a home since early 2002. Pequeno runs to you at the snap of a finger... literally!
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Abandoned by Perfect Paws Rescue Group, Inc. 8/2004
Jasmine has been waiting for a home since summer 2003. She is one of the nicest cat we currently care for and easily allows us to perform her 'manicures'. Jasmine is mellow and very kind.
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Mo was rescued from a feral family of cats. He was born around June 2005 and he still doesn't have a home to call his own. Click on photo for more info.
Steps to Adoption...
landlord approval (for people who rent their residence)
satisfactory knowledge of particular breed (if applicable)
stable lifestyle/lifestyle suited to particular pet
history of responsible pet care or demonstrated willingness to learn
a vet reference
personal references preferred
home visit may be required
patience, and lots of love!
Fax your completed adoption application to (610) 300-7911.
Owner Surrendered Animals...
Volunteers Always Welcome!
Upcoming Events...
Our Affiliates...
Persians Plus Rescue in Northern California
The National CFA Purebred Rescue
Cornish Rex Friends Rescue