Kind to Nature

Kind to Nature Helping at-risk and unadoptable cats and promoting compassion for all living things in our community. WE DO NOT INTAKE PETS for re-homing or do adoptions.

Kind to Nature has been saving animals' lives since 1998, working closely with the general public and rescue community towards saving and helping at-risk animals by networking, providing information and referrals, transportation, spay/neuter assistance, placing cats and kittens with rescues that do adoptions, and helping lost and found pets. We maintain a permanent sanctuary for unadoptable animals—the ones no one wants to adopt or rescue, mostly cats that are feral, unsocialized, seniors, have health conditions and other behavior issues, brought in on a case-by-case basis. Please refer to our list of no-kill rescues on the Resources page of our website for a list of reputable rescues that might be able to help. Although we would love to be able to help all animals, it's just not what we do. Kind to Nature also provides assistance in various ways to community cats and caretakers through its Neighborhood TNR program. We utilize fosters for socializing feral kittens and fearful cats that are taken in from individuals or rescued from local shelters and work with other rescues to place adoptable cats and kittens that come our way.

09/24/2026

Autumn is a busy season for wildlife.
Deer are often on the move more during fall, especially as breeding season begins and food sources change.

A few extra seconds of caution can make a difference. Slow down near woods, fields, and wildlife crossings—especially around dawn and dusk.

09/23/2026

Every pup deserves to be someones first choice.

This is a reminder to look twice at the pups who are often overlooked. Seniors, pups with disabilities, medical needs and those who simply don’t “stand out” in a crowded shelter aren't picked for adoption as often as we would hope.

At Two Pups Wellness Fund, we know a medical diagnosis doesn’t make a pup any less deserving of a loving home. By helping fund critical veterinary care, we give rescue dogs a better chance to heal, thrive and find the families they’ve been waiting for.

Sometimes the unexpected can change your life for the better.

Always tell them you love them -- even the ferals.  You never know when they'll be gone.  Our pretty little Mandy with t...
09/21/2026

Always tell them you love them -- even the ferals. You never know when they'll be gone. Our pretty little Mandy with the short tail left our world yesterday. Until a few days ago, I had no idea anything was wrong with her and then it took a while before I could get her in a carrier and take her to the vet, but it was already too late and nothing could have saved her from the kidney failure that seemed to come on suddenly -- or else she disguised it too well, and advanced so rapidly. Though I could never get too close or touch her, she was a special little girl to me. We just celebrated her 10th anniversary here last month, being rescued as a feral kitten from a Mesa neighborhood with her sister, mom and another adult (both of whom are now gone) back in 2016. She was fun, well behaved, loved to chase the laser light and for awhile a close companion of Obiwan. I will miss her terribly. 💔

09/21/2026
Making good progress with handsome Andy this morning. He's  always been a mellow dude since arriving earlier this year w...
09/18/2026

Making good progress with handsome Andy this morning. He's always been a mellow dude since arriving earlier this year with nervous family member Barney, but recently he's been allowing a few pets on the back from behind and not being as reclusive in his resting places. This morning though was a breakthrough when he accepted quite a few long pets along the back and even some on his head (all from behind of course). Maybe it was because he was distracted while waiting for his turn at the food bowl, but it made me happy. 😻

Our most recent Chewy orders just arrived. Looks like a lot doesn't it? Actually, aside from a couple special items, the...
09/17/2026

Our most recent Chewy orders just arrived. Looks like a lot doesn't it? Actually, aside from a couple special items, the food and litter in these boxes will be used up in less than a week. If you want to help us keep necessary items for the sanctuary in stock, please visit our Chewy Wish List and donate any items marked high priority.

https://www.chewy.com/g/kind-to-nature_b74329069.

Happy One Year Anniversary MOCHA!  Do you believe this gorgeous guy was at risk at the Humane Society for fearful behavi...
09/16/2026

Happy One Year Anniversary MOCHA! Do you believe this gorgeous guy was at risk at the Humane Society for fearful behavior and had to be rescued? When no other rescues stepped up for him to my surprise, I knew I had to get him out of there. Just a young fellow not quite 2 years old, he came from a multi-cat household. When he first arrived he was nervous and challenging, but before long he learned to trust me and eventually turned into a total love bug. He’s handsome, playful, loves pets, especially belly rubs (on his pretty white belly you can't see in this photo), though still a little skittish, well behaved and one of my favorite house cats now! 💜

Also celebrating an anniversary today is TODDRICK, aka TODDY, who was also rescued from the Humane Society back in 2020 (along with 4 others) for fearful behavior. He’s still spooky and can’t be handled, but does allow a few pets on the back when he’s eating. He too is a gorgeous boy with long soft gray fur, and playful (both he and Mocha like to play with Lucinda) Toddy is also celebrating his birthday this month, turning 8 years old! Here he is in his favorite spot and hissing at me if I get too close. 😻

09/15/2026

September is National Preparedness Month. Now is the perfect time to make sure you have a disaster plan in place for your family--including its feline members! 🚨🐈

Alley Cat Allies has a full guide to emergency preparedness for cats at alleycat.org/Disaster

09/15/2026

Please know the difference between a stray - possibly a lost pet and a feral - possibly needing TNR! You could help a lost pet reunite with their family or assist a feral to receive TNR help to eliminate additional kittens! Please be part of the change for a community cat whether stray or feral!

Alley Cat Allies





09/10/2026

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