16 Top Cat Rescues in Arizona State (Their Adoption Fees)

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The Best Cat Rescues in Arizona State

According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, approximately 3.2 million cats enter U.S. animal shelters nationwide every year.

Even though 2.1 million cats are adopted every year, still approximately 530,000 shelter cats are euthanized every year. Pathetic.

You can help cats that end up in shelters/rescues by adopting these cats.

We have researched and compiled a list of the best cat rescues in your area.

However, we should mention that our list is not exhaustive because any non-profit organization that takes cats off the streets and offers these cats second chances deserves to be on our list. However, we do not have the space to include everyone.

If you know of any reputable cat rescue that we have not included on our list, please drop the name of the rescue in our comment section below.

Note that the animal rescues listed in this article did not pay us to include them in the list. We did our research without bias.

As a disclaimer, we will like to advise you to do your due diligence before working with any of the listed cat rescue organizations.

Also, always conduct your research and consult with specialists in your region before making any pet-related decisions.

See other cat rescues in other states here.

  1. AZ Maine Coon Cat Rescue

    2. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

    AZ Maine Coon cat rescue focus on saving and rehabilitating cats to rehome. They work to bring cats in good health before adopted. Adoptable pets are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and tested.

  2. Cactus Cats Rescue, Inc.

    3. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

    Cactus Cats Rescue, Inc. started in 1998 to find a forever home for cats. They educate the community of the importance of spaying/neutering. These cats are fostered until they are adopted. Adoptable pets are spayed/neutered and vaccinated.

  3. Hope for Cats

    4. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

    Hope for Cats trap cats to spay/neuter to decrease overpopulation. If the cat is healthy and social they are released for adoption. Adoptable cats are tested, vaccinated, and spayed/neutered.

    Hope for Cats is a no-kill shelter/rescue.

  4. R.A.I.N. Rescue

    5. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

    R.A.I.N. rescues homeless cats to rehome. They are available at Petsmart unless they are not in good health then they stay in a private home. Adoptable cats are spayed/neutered.

    R.A.I.N. Rescue is a no-kill shelter/rescue.

  5. Kitty Kat Rescue, Inc.

    6. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

    Kitty Kat Rescue, Inc. rescue cats and kittens that are homeless and place them into a foster care. Adoptable cats are spayed/neutered, tested, vaccinated, and microchipped.

  6. The Hermitage Cat Shelter

    7. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

    Since 2005, this cat sanctuary gives the freedom of cats living life cage-free. Adoptable cats will be spayed/neutered, and up-to-date on vaccinations. Any special needs of the cats will be disclosed.

    The Hermitage Cat Shelter is a no-kill shelter/rescue.

  7. MEOWness Cat Adoptions

    8. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

    This shelter works to find a forever home for their cats, by evaluating their personalities and making sure there is a perfect match. Cats will come spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and tested for feline leukemia.

  8. AJs Best Friends Persian & Himalayan Rescue

    9. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

    Cats are rescued regionally and fostered to attend to medical needs. They rescue cats that have been injured, abandoned, survived a natural disaster, and even if they have in rescued cats from Egypt. They specialize in purebred cats and exotic cats. Adoptable cats are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and tested.

  9. Living the Dream Rescue

    10. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

    The Mission Statement of Living the Dream Rescue: “Helping animals` Dreams come true!

    Living the Dream Rescue was founded by Samantha Brown and Donna Turner, a mother/daughter team from Phoenix, AZ.

    “We have been dedicated to rescuing animals in one form or another for the last 20 years. We have a special bond and love working together to make a difference. Living the Dream Rescue has been a dream of ours for a long time and we finally get to see that dream come to life! Eventually I would love to see Living the Dream Rescue turned in a triple threat; a rescue, a sanctuary and a foundation.” – Samantha Brown”

  10. Jin`s Bottle Babies

    11. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

  11. Leo Feline Foundation

    12. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

  12. AZ CLAWS Animal Rescue

    13. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

    The Mission Statement of AZ CLAWS Animal Rescue: “AZ CLAWS is a 501c3 nonprofit organization focused on helping save cats from euthanasia and assisting with decreasing pet homelessness and overpopulation. We rescue and rehabilitate cats in preparation for placement into their forever homes and also provide sanctuary for unadoptable cats with medical or temperament challenges.

    As avid pet lovers, AZ CLAWS staff and volunteers understand the importance of being good stewards of the community, therefore, are active TNR supporters providing self-funded spay and neuter assistance to the community. We believe the means to help end suffering, homelessness, and euthanasia is through spay and neuter efforts and responsible adoptions.”

    AZ CLAWS Animal Rescue is a no-kill shelter/rescue.

  13. Twisted Tails Cat Rescue

    14. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

    The Mission Statement of Twisted Tails Cat Rescue: “•To help cut down on the population of homeless cats/kittens
    •To provide educational outreach, whereby communities can learn how to protect and improve the lives of cats.
    •We value teamwork as a means to achieve common goals for cats.
    •We also value our right as Americans to organize and speak freely for the betterment of cats everywhere.
    •Meet and Greets can be scheduled for evening hours and weekends. Email us.

    PLEASE NOTE: All meet and greets are done in person to see how the cat reacts to you. Cats that don`t react well to you will not be allowed to be adopted by you.”

  14. Kattered Tails

    15. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

    The Mission Statement of Kattered Tails: “Our Mission is to rescue cats and kittens left behind for whatever reason within local communities and shelters where there is high risk of euthanasia due to overpopulation, abuse, neglect, abandoned or homeless strays. No cats are worthless. Education of the public is vital. There needs to be an understanding of the need to spay and neuter cats and kittens. We want to be a part of bring useless euthanasia to an end.

    Our goal is to place all of out cats and kittens into well suited loving homes where they will thrive.

    Kattered Tails is a 501(c)3 NO KILL, Non-Profit all volunteer, foster based cat rescue organization. We work on a team orientated approach to rescue to get the job done. We all work together, running around, running appointments, running food and litter to fosters, spay/neuter appointments, and most important rescuing cats and kittens. If you keep your team happy things run smooth and things get done for the cats. That`s what matters, the cat`s! The team approach works.
    So if you are interested in joining our team contact us at katteredtails@colello.org”

    Kattered Tails is a no-kill shelter/rescue.

  15. Southern Arizona Cat Rescue

    16. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

    The Mission Statement of Southern Arizona Cat Rescue: “Rescue, rehabilitate, and find forever homes for homeless kittens and cats in Southern Arizona.”

  16. H.A.R.T. (Homeless Animals Rescue Team)

    17. Best Cat Rescues in Arizona

    The Mission Statement of H.A.R.T. (Homeless Animals Rescue Team): “Our Mission is to engage in activities that curb overpopulation, impede the feral cat cycle, re-home abandoned cats and kittens, promote responsible pet ownership, and end the cycle of animal suffering by a humane approach that utilizes spaying and neutering as its primary weapon. We accomplish this goal by implementing feral cat management through the Trap, Neuter & Return program (TNR).”