S&G Cat Rescue

S&G Cat Rescue Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from S&G Cat Rescue, Nonprofit Organization, 3000 Camp Rosalie Road Lot 33, Lake Wales, FL.

Our Mission:

To stabilize and humanely manage the community cat population through Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR), ensuring every cat receives essential vet care and fostering a future where companion animals are not left to struggle for survival.

07/31/2026

RJ is going to Paws Plus this afternoon for his second opinion and estimate for oral surgery. He’s doing well. The steroids and antibiotic shot he got last week seem to have helped him tremendously. He’s eating on his own multiple times per day. He does still get a few teaspoons of colostrum and high calorie gel to supplement, but I can tell it’s helping him! The fleshy mass in his mouth has gone down now, as well! He was 7.9 lbs when he was seen last Friday at Paw Haven. I’m really hoping he’ll be over that or the same. Seems like he’s put on a little bit of meat over the last week. He loves his heating pad, loves his squeeze treats, and hoping that we can get him on a new medicine I found out about yesterday for stomatitis versus going the surgery route. I trust the doctors wholly with the cats’ health at Paws Plus. I think this is the best route for our little guy! Keep sending healing vibes for him! If you’d like to help towards his care, or any of the other cats, you can send any amount to Paws Plus 863-583-5060. Our account is listed under Gabrielle Landers. Thank you for your constant support!

I do NOT do intake! I repeat, I DO NOT DO INTAKE! I do not do adoptions! However, Meet Cici. She is approximately a 3 ye...
07/25/2026

I do NOT do intake! I repeat, I DO NOT DO INTAKE! I do not do adoptions! However, Meet Cici. She is approximately a 3 year old Seal Point Snowshoe mix with beautiful blue eyes. She was done as a TNVR through me a couple of years ago, and subsequently brought indoors by a neighbor. Said neighbor was being evicted this past weekend and Cici had nowhere to go, so she asked me if I could take her in with tears welling in her eyes. I felt responsible for this cat, as it was born in my colonies and lived at her house its entire life. She does not like other pets, and hated the outdoors, and was basically living in a small closet to stay hidden and as small as possible. Being as we’re in Polk County, I could not allow her to be taken to Animal Control to be killed. She’s very timid and would have shut down in a shelter environment. Cici will also not do well in my home because we have over 20 cats living in our yard and many come and go through the house daily. I don’t want her to only know such a small area. I want her to have her own home. One where she feels safe to roam. Safe to stretch out in the midday sun reflecting in through the window. Someone who is patient and quiet. Absolutely NO children, and NO other pets in the home. She would thrive in a home with a quiet, mature single person; but a well routined, mature couple would also be great for her. She loves to be touched! And true to Snowshoe standards, she’s a chatty girl when she’s comfortable with you. She is already spayed, and I will make sure she is up to date on vaccines (rabies, FVRCP) and FeLV/FIV tested before finding her forever home. There will be a background check done to ensure her safety. Adoption fee applies.

And we fix all that we feed!
07/24/2026

And we fix all that we feed!

07/24/2026

We’re at Paw Haven in Lakeland now with one of our yard cats, RJ. He hasn’t been eating and I noticed tapeworm the other day and I gave him half a praziquantel per dosing instructions. He started feeling a little better, but definitely dehydrated and couldn’t quite eat on his own. We made slurry of KMR, water, and Ge**er chicken baby food and were syringing it to him. That’s when I noticed a mass in his mouth. I initially thought Calicivirus, but it may not be that. He’s only 3, but we’re thinking stomatitis, possible cancerous mass. We are looking at up to $3000 for a full dental extraction. We will be discussing it today. We have asked for pain management and possibly antibiotics to stop any infection. They are coming back in for bloodwork and check his kidneys to make sure he can handle the meds. Will keep updates coming. Anything helps! Please keep him in your thoughts!!

Who blessed us yesterday? Thank you soooo much!!!
07/24/2026

Who blessed us yesterday? Thank you soooo much!!!

07/23/2026

I finally took the time to video the feedings so you can see where the food goes. Also, just to highlight the cats and do a little intro of sorts about them. There are descriptions on each video about them.

We are ALWAYS accepting wet and dry food donations to keep their bellies full! Our wishlists are below, and I can provide shipping address if you want to order from other sites, or deliver directly. Thanks for all your support!

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/39FBJ00PGCV61?ref_=wl_share

Walmart: https://www.walmart.com/lists/shared/WL/dc82f05f-b013-46df-91b4-e453572a8720

07/22/2026

Ok everyone! Bastet and Sweet Pea are at their spa day at Paws Plus. Bastet had kittens May 13. I never found them. Sekhmet had her litter on May 19, and they were taken and given to a much more suitable rescue to help with their medical needs. They said they would take Bastet’s litter if I found them. I never did, and I noticed a couple of weeks ago that her belly was growing again. My heart breaks into millions of pieces knowing she had babies that were taken from her and she went through the trauma of being forcefully mated with and pregnant again. She’s still not even a year old. This is why spaying and neutering your cats is vital! I have 7 intact males left in the park and I hurt so much for her. She’ll now know nothing but love and affection! I’m keeping her here with Sekhmet and all my babies at home, and she’ll receive the best of everything I can offer her. It’ll probably take a few weeks of acclimation, just like Sekhmet had, but she has become the sweetest little housecat. She doesn’t even want to go back outside. I hate that Bastet had to go through it again, but she never will again! Wish her luck today!

Sweet Pea belongs to one of my elderly neighbors. He’s such a funny little guy! He bunny hops around and chirps all the time. He’s got a little bobcat tail and it’s so silly looking.(I think he has Manx syndrome.) However, I believe he is missing an eye completely, and the other isn’t looking the best, so I told her I would foot his bill so her little boy would get healthy and have a long life ahead of him. He is her best friend and she’s finally getting into a home of her own and will be able to keep him indoors 100%. I’m happy for her for that, but he definitely needs some medical help to make sure he stays with us for a long time to come.

Sorry for the waterworks, it’s been an emotional morning. I tried to get Bastet last night, but there was a lot of activity around the home she lives at and she wasn’t coming around. I decided to was up early and go feed in the car so I could take the trap with me and secure her. She came running as soon as she heard the cans and plates! My heart started beating out of my chest, hoping I could grab her and get her in the trap. It worked! She was busy munching her wet food, and I went for it. It’s not conventional, but I don’t own a drop trap and couldn’t really try to get her in it when everyone else is eating around their plates. I reached down and scruffed her and grabbed her butt. Scooped her up. She struggled a slight bit, but I got her into the trap without in incident and covered her quickly so she wouldn’t injure herself by running around in it. She laid right down and patiently waited in the car while I finished feeding everyone. We came back to the house to get Sweet Pea in the car and off we went. It’s bittersweet knowing I won’t be seeing precious little kittens playing, but I also won’t be burying them or never having closure for the ones who are lost to predators or disease. It’s not worth it to me. I love kittens so much, that I have to prevent them from being born into suffering. It’s controversial to some, but until you’re in those trenches and crying everyday, inconsolable about kittens losing their lives in horrific ways all because people didn’t fix their cat and threw them outside. We can get above this crisis, but it’s going to take all hands on deck. It has taken me, as one person, a full year to stabilize a colony of 100 cats, but it happened. I’ve had zero financial help. Every dollar has come out of my own pocket. The food donations are a godsend! It has allowed me to continue funding these surgeries and medical visits. If you can help, please contact Paws Plus at 863-583-5060 and donate to our account under Gabrielle Landers. Anything helps and all goes to the cats directly. It will help any kitty I bring in. We also ALWAYS accept wet and dry food donations. Taking that financial burden off helps me to afford the vet care. Take a moment to peruse our little wishlist. I can also provide our address if you’d like to personally drop any food off or have it shipped from another merchant. Thank you all for your support!!!

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/39FBJ00PGCV61?ref_=wl_share

Walmart: https://www.walmart.com/lists/shared/WL/dc82f05f-b013-46df-91b4-e453572a8720

07/22/2026

I’ll give y’all a better update later. I’ve been silent for a reason. But my colonies are 100% stable, as of today!!!

06/14/2026

Oh my gosh! I just realized I hadn’t posted anything since Friday. This is was when I opened her cage that afternoon. She’s still staying in it most of the time, but I have moved her litter box just outside of it, along with her food bowls. She just has her scratcher and table with blanket in there now. However, she is pulling toys in the cage to play with. 😻 She’s very curious and talkative when other cats come in and she’s just working on her confidence to stay out of the cage and play. I’m giving her all the time she needs to adjust. Shes learning my routine and how the days roll by. She watches me and talks to me while I’m cleaning the kitchen or getting everyone’s food ready. And she’s doing great with physical touch! My pretty, little Sekhmet is settling in nicely and I’m so happy for her!

I’m working on getting things ready to be able to finish up with the last boys I have out there, and I need a break! LOL!

With y’all’s help, I’ve been able to stabilize this community and keep them fed. They’re all so healthy now! Everyone is at a great weight. Eyes and noses are all clear, and they are generally happy little cats living their best lives! To help me continue keeping them fed and helping around me, please take a look at our wishlists.

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/39FBJ00PGCV61?ref_=wl_share

Walmart: https://www.walmart.com/lists/shared/WL/dc82f05f-b013-46df-91b4-e453572a8720

Even sharing this post gets more views, that helps more kitties! We still aren’t 100% out of the woods. My neighbor loves her cat and he loves her equally, but he needs a little help. I plan on taking him for surgery in my first round of the 9 remaining boys, but he’s going to need meds for his eyes. He’s a little sick, and everyone else is healthy as can be. We need to get him in better shape when he goes to see the doctor. With food donations, it helps offset vet costs. If you’d like to donate to vet costs directly, please call Paws Plus 863-583-5060 and add funds to Gabrielle Landers account, and the monies can be used directly toward any kitty I bring in.

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3000 Camp Rosalie Road Lot 33
Lake Wales, FL
33898

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