Fur All Kittys
Saving Lives, One Paw at a Time
Fur All Kittys is a 100% volunteer-run 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to healing, rehabilitating, and rehoming felines in need. Our mission is to educate our community on proper pet care, prevent overpopulation, and provide a voice for the abandoned and silent.
A Passion for Feline Rescue
Our journey began with a simple idea: helping two mama cats and their litters, which sparked a deep commitment to giving back. We are a team of passionate volunteers, including nurses, professionals, and lifelong animal advocates, who believe that every cat deserves a second chance at a happy, healthy life.
How We Help
We operate as a foster- and shelter-based rescue, providing a safe haven for cats at our facility in West Mifflin and within a network of loving foster homes. By housing medically fragile cats and kittens in homes, we ensure each animal receives the personalized socialization and care they need to thrive before they head to their forever families.
Your Partner in Adoption
Adopting is a beautiful, lifelong commitment, and we are here to support you in finding the perfect companion for your family. We take pride in our thoughtful matching process, which ensures that both you and your new friend are set up for a successful, lifelong bond. When you adopt from us, you gain a partner who is dedicated to providing you with the transparency and resources necessary to welcome your new family member with confidence.
Join Our Mission
We invite you to see our available cats and discover the joy of giving a rescue feline a forever home. Whether you visit us at our rescue or at our location at Petsmart in Pleasant Hills, we look forward to meeting you. Together, we can continue saving lives, one paw at a time.
- Dedicated and professional staff
- Thorough and effective adoption process
- Perceived staff rudeness
10/1 - 3 kittens were dumped in a Pennsylvania rescue’s donation bin — volunteers say resources are already ‘very stretched thin’ - AOL
First-year expenses approach $1,900 once vaccinations, spaying or neutering and other basics are factored in.
7/15 - Pouring it on for animal rescue - Mon Valley Independent
Frankie Katchur, 10, left, and Jack Whiteman, 12, serve lemonade to neighbors Angelina Loschke, right, and Caroline Loschke Tuesday afternoon at a stand in Elizabeth Township. The stand, which was set up in front of Katchur’s home, raised money to help Fur All Kittys, a cat rescue in West Mifflin. Photo by Jeff Helsel / Mon Valley Independent
