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 animal
s—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.
