Every day, hundreds of kittens are euthanized because rescues and shelters lack the resources and financial ability necessary to give them the medical care they need.
Critical Care Kitten Coalition specializes in fostering kittens critically ill, that otherwise would be euthanized. Because we believe neonatal kittens who are sick should be given the chance to not only live but thrive.
Our Mission
Critical Care Kitten Coalition’s mission is to reduce how many kittens are needlessly euthanized.
Our Vision
To ensure the lives of cats and kittens are not only given a chance but are placed in the loving homes that will provide for them.
Help us save a kitten today
Local animal rescues and shelters bring us their sick kittens, in the hope that they can be restored to health and adopted out to a loving home. The care the kittens receive is at no cost to the facility, except for spaying/neutering. We provide veterinarian care, food, medication, deworming, and vaccination.
If you would like to be part of the Kitten Krusaders, a community that gives sick kittens another chance, please make a donation. Another excellent way to help us is by simply following us on social media, watching our content, and telling your friends about this cause.
If you have a PayPal account, make sure to donate through the Giving Fund button, thanks to their help, CCKC pays no fees for your donation.
Our core value:
Service before self. We give kittens a voice and a second chance at life. We believe each one of them deserves the chance to live and thrive.
You can make a difference today!
Adopt
Are you interested in adopting one of the kittens under our care? Then click the button below, but before, make sure to read the information on What makes a good home.
If you are someone who meets these qualities and are ready to commit to the needs of a new furry family member, move forward by completing an Adoption Inquiry through the link below and feel proud of yourself for giving a kitty the best life possible! And remember, two kitties are better than one!
What makes a good home for a kitten?
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• An independent, stable and mature adult with steady income to cover the cost of care.
• A home where pets are allowed (no college students living on campus; young adults still living with family should have the family's permission to adopt).
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• A solid commitment to 20+ years with the cat; a mental framework that cats are part of the family.
• A home that will bring the cat with them in the event of a move.
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• A humane approach to all animals in general, with no signs of abusive or neglectful behavior (no declawing, breeding, or other harmful treatment).
• A home where the kitty will be treated with attention and care; homes with an excessive numbers of animals or with especially chaotic environments will not be considered.
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If you’re set on adopting only one kitten, I recommend doing so only if you do have another playful cat in the home already. A kitten can certainly adapt to life with a young cat, and will benefit from the feline mentorship. However, I strongly advise against adopting a solo kitten into a home with no one for them to befriend (but we can discuss this more when we meet 😊).
Other ways to support us
Alternatively, you could support us by purchasing any item in our wishlist or buying from any of our affiliates.
Our Affiliates
Whether for your fosters or your personal fur-babies, these are some of our greatest allies. They have everything you need to make life a little easier, and by purchasing from our affiliates, you also help us. With some of these affiliates, a small portion of your purchase goes to support the mission of CCKC of Lacey.
