Cat Care Society
A Legacy of Love and Compassion
Since 1981, the Cat Care Society has been dedicated to being a safe and enriching home for cats on their journey to find a loving family. We believe that all cats are worthy of dignity, love, and respect, regardless of their age or physical abilities.
Our Story and Our Mission
Founded by Dr. Linda East and Lynn Rowe, we have spent over 40 years improving the lives of cats in the Denver metro area and beyond. We are a limited-admission, non-profit shelter that works tirelessly to provide life-saving medical care and community support for people who love cats.
A Unique Way to Care
We pride ourselves on our free-roaming approach, where cats are housed in colony rooms rather than cages, allowing them to socialize, play, and thrive while they wait for their forever homes. Our dedicated team provides compassionate care for many cats, including those with special medical needs like diabetes, FIV, or kidney disease. We are committed to ensuring every cat feels safe and valued during their time with us.
Your Partner in Adoption
We know that adopting a cat is a joyful life event, and our professional adoption counselors are here to help you find the perfect match for your lifestyle. We look beyond the surface to understand the unique personality of each animal, ensuring a successful partnership that lasts a lifetime. Whether you are a first-time owner or a seasoned cat expert, we provide the resources you need to give your new companion the best possible start.
Connect With Us Today
We invite you to visit our Lakewood shelter to meet our feline residents and discover the joy of adoption. You can also explore our available cats online or learn more about our upcoming educational seminars and community events. We cannot wait to help you welcome your new best friend home.
- Clean and comfortable facility
- Compassionate and dedicated staff
- Operational friction regarding intake policies
10/30 - This #FosterFriday, we're featuring the mighty Mowgli! Mowgli is a sweet and sassy older gentleman who is about 6-years-old and would love to find a home that understands him. We have found that his favorite place to be petted is on his nose, cheeks, and chin. Give him a good chin scratch, and he is sure to become your new best friend! You can often find him snoozing the day away, playing in a paper bag, or curled up in a comfy spot. Mowgli would love to find a home with an experienced cat owner who has no other pets or young children. To learn more about Mowgli and set up a meet and greet, please email info@catcaresociety.org. You’ll receive an overview of any medical or behavioral disclaimers to review before scheduling an in-person meeting.
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10/20 - We make sure our cats get the good stuff, including all the vaccines they need to stay healthy! The FVRCP vaccine can help protect cats from diseases like feline viral rhinotracheitis (FVR), calicivirus, and panleukopenia. Kittens get the FVRCP vaccine starting at 6-8 weeks of age, then boosters every 3-4 weeks until they are 16 weeks old!
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10/15 - I thought my T-shirt was funny. Grape did not. GO ADOPT GRAPE! #adoptdontshop #denverpetphotographer #denvercatphotographer
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10/15 - Blue and Miller's favorite bonding activity is watching birds through the window on their tower ❤️🐦⬛
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10/10 - We interrupt your regularly scheduled doomscrolling for some cute cat content
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