Cat Information
Cat History
Cats have a rich history that dates back thousands of years. They were first domesticated in the Near East around 7500 BC, where they were valued for their ability to control vermin and pests. Throughout ancient civilizations, such as Egypt, cats were revered and often associated with deities, symbolizing grace and protection. Today, they continue to be beloved companions around the world, cherished for their unique personalities and playful nature.
Donation Guidelines
Donations are vital for supporting our rescue efforts and caring for the cats. We welcome monetary contributions, food donations, and supplies such as litter, toys, and bedding. Your generosity directly impacts the lives of rescued cats and helps us continue our mission.
Partnerships
We're excited to announce our partnerships with the Humane Society of Utah, Best Friends, and Castle Country Vet! Together, we aim to promote animal welfare and provide essential services to our community. These collaborations will enhance our efforts in rescue, rehabilitation, and outreach, ensuring that every pet receives the love and care they deserve. Join us in supporting these incredible organizations as we work together to make a difference!
Cost Breakdown
This is the cost of taking in a single cat for the rescue.
Vet Visit: $44.00
Vaccinations: $70.00
FVRCP: $20.00
FeLV: $30.00
Rabies: $20.00
Microchip: $20.00
Fecal Test: $45.00
Lab/Bloodwork: $43.00-$88.00
Heartworm Test: $35.00
Spay: $110.00
Neuter: $75.00
X-Rays: $84.00-$112.00
Sedation: $50.00
Anesthesia: $160.00
The total cost varies depending on what the cat needs. The average cost per cat can range from $134.00 to $734.00 or more.
Other medical costs can occur depending on the cat's health.
