Rescue and Adoption
Discover your new best friend at Meowville. Browse our adorable cats available for adoption.
Adoption List
Let the animals find their own home.
At March Cat Rescue, every cat deserves a safe place to call home. We rescue homeless, abandoned, neglected, and at-risk cats, provide the medical care and love they need, and carefully match them with families where they can thrive. Our goal is not just to find homes—but to create lifelong bonds between people and pets.
- Rescue & Rehabilitation
- Loving Forever Homes
- Foster-Based Care
- Foster-Based Care
Rescue and adoption
Join our volunteer team and make a difference in the lives of shelter cats.
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FAQ
Frequently Ask Questions
No. We are a foster-based rescue, meaning every cat lives in a volunteer foster home while waiting for adoption. This allows us to better evaluate each cat’s personality, medical needs, and behavior in a home environment.
Complete an adoption application through our website. Applications are reviewed to ensure each cat is matched with the most appropriate home. Approved applicants will be contacted to schedule a meet-and-greet.
Unless otherwise noted, every adopted cat is:
- Spayed or neutered
- Age-appropriately vaccinated
- Microchipped
- Dewormed and parasite treated
- Examined by a licensed veterinarian
Indoor cats live significantly longer, healthier lives than cats allowed to roam outdoors. Keeping cats indoors protects them from vehicles, predators, disease, toxins, and other preventable hazards while also protecting local wildlife.
All Marsh Cat Rescue cats must be returned to the rescue if an adopter can no longer provide care. We never want one of our cats abandoned, surrendered elsewhere, or given away without our knowledge.
All Marsh Cat Rescue cats must be returned to the rescue if an adopter can no longer provide care. We never want one of our cats abandoned, surrendered elsewhere, or given away without our knowledge.
Yes. We support humane Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) whenever resources allow. TNR helps stabilize outdoor cat populations, improves health, and prevents future litters.
There are many ways to make a difference:
-Adopt
-Foster
-Volunteer
-Donate
-Sponsor medical care
-Purchase supplies from our wishlist
-Share adoptable pets on social media
Follow us on social media or subscribe to our newsletter to see adoptable cats, rescue stories, upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, and ways to support our mission.
