Remembering our Kitties
Tribute page - scroll down to read our tributes.
Sergeant Pepper
Sergeant Pepper, an old boy, came into our care in a state that is hard to describe. He was suffering from two fractured legs, a severe flea infestation, kidney failure, and lymphoma. It was clear from his condition that he had survived a long, grueling life on the streets.
He is no longer a "stray" or a statistic. He is a cat who was seen, and valued.
Rest in Purrs <3
Martha & Mary
These beautiful sisters showed incredible resilience when cruel humans abandoned them after the death of their owner and separated them. After many challenges,we managed to reunite them and they lived the rest of their lives being adored by one of our volunteers. They lived to the grand age of 20 and loved being pampered. We will never forget you M&M, you live in our hearts <3
Help us help more kitties
These kitties only got the chance to find their forever homes due to the generosity of people like you. Kitty in the City receives no grants or government assistance and without funding from donations like yours, we find it difficult to feed, house and care for all the abandoned, scared and abused cats that cross our paths.
Please help us if you can.