Juliet's House Animal Rescue

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Juliet's House Animal Rescue Juliet’s House is a foster-based, volunteer-run rescue dedicated to saving the lives of homeless, abandoned, and at-risk felines and canines throughout NC.

Whether you’re looking to adopt, foster, volunteer, or donate—you can help us make a difference.

10/13/2026

Two and a half weeks ago, Sylvie welcomed four beautiful kittens—and look at them now! Fat little bellies, healthy babies, and one mama doing a wonderful job. 💕

This video captures two of our favorite parts of watching a feline mom at work: bath time and feeding time! Amazingly, Sylvie can do both at once. She’s nursing her babies while giving one a good scrubbing—and often purring through the whole thing! Now that’s multitasking. 😂

For those of us who care for orphan kittens, having a loving, attentive mom is something we never take for granted. Keeping babies fed, warm, clean, and thriving takes so much work. With Sylvie caring for her little family, they have a wonderful start, and we face fewer of the challenges that come with raising babies without a mom.

We’re so grateful we can give Sylvie a safe place to raise her kittens—and let her work her mama magic. 🐾. ❤️

10/07/2026

Meet Boo, our tiny October arrival. 🎃🧡

This little boy, estimated to be just 10 days old, arrived a few hours ago. He showed up at the county shelter right as they were closing. They reached out immediately to see if we could take him.

We’re so glad we could help. Working together is what allows us to save more little lives.

Watch closely as the formula disappears during his feeding. I’m not pushing the syringe plunger—Boo is slowly suckling it out on his own, setting the pace. 🍼

With a new arrival, we don’t yet know how well they can latch, suckle, and swallow. Forcing formula or allowing it to flow too quickly can cause aspiration—when milk enters the airway and lungs instead of the stomach. This can lead to life-threatening pneumonia.

If you find a tiny kitten, get feeding guidance from a veterinarian or experienced neonatal rescue. Warm a chilled kitten before feeding, use kitten milk replacer, and keep them belly-down, never on their back. Never squeeze a bottle or force formula into their mouth. If they won’t suckle, seek help. If you notice coughing, milk coming from the nose, or trouble breathing, stop feeding and seek veterinary care right away.

And those little voices in the background? That’s our other bottle babies, reminding me that they love their bottles, too—and are eagerly waiting for their turn! 🍼🐾

Welcome to Juliet’s House, little Boo. You’ve already joined quite the hungry little chorus. 🧡 👻

10/04/2026

Three different beginnings. Three brave little hearts. One sweet friendship. ❤️.

This Saturday night, meet our little trio of survivors: Marmalade, Mocha, and Cappuccino. They came to Juliet’s House at different times, each carrying their own struggles. Now they’re taking their next step together.

Marmalade arrived with a severe eye injury that became life-threatening. At just 1 pound, 2 ounces, our skilled veterinarian removed his injured eye, giving this tiny boy the chance to heal, grow, and enjoy being a kitten.

Cappuccino, our little flame point Siamese, was found abandoned after several days without food. He arrived severely dehydrated and suffering from a maggot infestation. It’s remarkable that he survived, and watching him blossom has been such a joy. One eye is badly scarred, and we’re still treating an upper respiratory infection, but he’s improving—and we feel so hopeful about his future.

Mocha, our little tabby girl, was the smallest of her litter. She was underweight, wasn’t growing, and faced one tummy trouble after another. Today, she is doing wonderfully and absolutely loves her friends! 🐾

Their medical foster home gave them the care they needed through those difficult early days. Now that they’re stable, they’re moving into a foster home where their days can be filled with more playtime and cuddles as they need less medical care.

Each foster home helps in its own way. Some provide extra medical support; others help kittens grow, gain confidence, and get ready for adoption. Moving kittens along as their needs change helps us make room for the next little one who needs us.

If you’d like to foster in any capacity, please let us know. Your time, your talents, and a little space in your home could make all the difference. ❤️

09/30/2026

Two little arrivals, one very sweet bond. 🐾💕

These bottle babies at the shelter needed a safe place to land, due to ringworm, and we’re happy to welcome them to Juliet’s House.

This brother and sister seem so attached. Even just two feet apart, one lets out a little meow and the other answers. It sounds like their own little version of “Where are you?” “I’m right here.” 🥹

Our new arrivals don’t have names yet. What would you name this little brother-and-sister duo?

09/29/2026

What a day at Pickleball for Paws! 🏓🐾 The weather was perfect, the courts were full of energy, and our four two-week-old kittens got plenty of love—and some great pickleball names!

Thank you to everyone who played, volunteered, donated, and helped make the tournament such a success for Juliet’s House. A special thank-you to Sue Heller Parker for organizing it and bringing together the team that made it an incredible success! Thank you to Pinetop Neighborhood Resort for hosting us.

We’re grateful to our sponsor, Holt Experiential . We also had a fantastic silent auction, thanks to the many kind individuals and companies who donated items to help raise funds, including FLiK Pickleball and Gearbox Pickleball .

Watch the reel for some of our winners and favorite moments from the day. Thank you for showing up for our animals! 💙

09/28/2026

Our sweet Cedar got exactly what he wanted on this beautiful Sunday: a very good nap. 💤 We hope your day has been as relaxing as his!

You may remember Cedar and his siblings. They came to us back in July as tiny newborns after being found in a brush fire. He and his siblings are such amazing kittens. 💕

09/25/2026

Meet Sylvie and her four brand-new kittens. 🐾❤️

Just last week, Sylvie was found abandoned and very pregnant. A kind person kept her safe until we could welcome her into a foster home. We knew her babies would be arriving soon—and last night and today, they did!

After such an uncertain start, this precious little family is finally getting the care and comfort they deserve.

Welcome to the world, little ones. You and your mama are already so deeply loved. 💕

09/21/2026

Help us get this little MVP drafted by the perfect family! Please share Jamie. 🏡🐾

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09/19/2026

What do you do when a kitten in your program can’t find a home because of medical challenges?

You make them feel extra special by telling them they’ve joined the Diamond Club 💎 and get to stay with us forever. Unless, of course, a very special person comes along who happens to need a Diamond of their own. ❤️

Leo and Blair are longtime members of our Diamond Club, and we imagine they’ll spend their lives being loved by each other and by the volunteers at Juliet’s House.

And judging by the way these two love each other, we’d say they’re pretty happy with that arrangement. 💎❤️

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Greensboro, NC
27402, 27405, 27406, 27455

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