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Resources & Info

When you need information or someone to turn to, we recommend these resources for all your cat-related needs.

We know how much time, money and energy can go into taking the best possible care of your feline companions, which is why we’ve compiled this helpful list of resources. Whether you’re looking for medical care, behavioral tips, pet-friendly housing or aid during personal hardship, the following resources and organizations offer a wealth of information and answers to any challenge life with a cat can throw at you. We believe that everyone deserves to have a pet regardless of socioeconomic status.

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Veterinary & Medical Services

Emergency Care

Sometimes pets get sick when you least expect it. These clinics offer 24/7 medical care. (Note: Not all are low-cost.)

Low-Cost Clinics

It can be expensive to provide medical care to your pet. The following veterinary clinics have been known to have lower-than-average prices.

Stray Cats & TNR

The following organizations provide services and resources for feral or unowned community cats in the Denver metro area.

Pet Loss/Grief Support, Cremation Services & Cemeteries

Organizations that can help when it is time to say goodbye to your beloved pet.

Other Area Shelters

Check with the shelters and rescues who are also MDAWA and AWAC members and partners to find other options in the region for adoptions or rehoming services.

Legislative & Advocacy Resources

Help give a voice to animals and learn about important pet-related legislation through these organizations who advocate for animal welfare in government.

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How else can Cat Care Society help you? Please reach out to us if you need to secure temporary care for your cat, need free cat food, want to rent a trap, have donations, or want to get involved. Have a question that’s not listed here? Contact us for more information, tips, or resources.