The Frank & Lucy Project. Nonprofit 501C3

06/17/2026

06/17/2026

🐾Adopt me. 🐾I am available at PetSmart 44551 Valley Central Way Lancaster

06/16/2026

😻As most of you know, all of the kittens at The Frank and Lucy Project are rescues. They are mixed-breed kittens who were found abandoned, orphaned, or without their mothers.🐈‍⬛

When you adopt from us, you are truly saving a life.🐾

Right now, The Frank and Lucy Project has over 50 kittens in our care, and we need your help finding them loving forever homes so we can continue rescuing and helping more kittens in need.

Several kittens are available for adoption today at PetSmart, 44551 Valley Central Way, Lancaster, CA 93536.

We will also be hosting a huge adoption event on June 27 and 28 at PetSmart, featuring many adorable kittens, including several unique and exotic mixed breeds.

Join us today or visit us during our adoption event and help save the life of one of these beautiful young souls. Every adoption makes a difference

🐾 Adopt • Save a Life • Make Room for Another Rescue 🐾

06/16/2026

Kittens are available for adoption at PetSmart, 44551 Valley Central Way, Lancaster, CA 93536!

Volunteers are available to help process adoptions from 10:00 AM–12:00 PM and 5:00 PM–7:00 PM daily.

Please remember to bring a carrier when adopting.

Also arriving this Friday at 10:00 AM: Patsy and Gumball! Come meet these adorable kittens and help them find their forever homes.

Good luck to Patsy and Gumball as they make their debut on Friday! 🐾💕

06/16/2026

🚨 Found Kittens? Please Read Before You Pick Them Up. 🚨

Every spring and summer, well-meaning people find kittens alone and assume they have been abandoned. In many cases, mom is nearby hunting, hiding, or waiting for people to leave before returning to care for her babies.

Before you scoop up a litter, please remember:

🐾 See Kittens → Stop → Observe → Give Mom a Chance to Return

The vast majority of kittens under 8 weeks old are still dependent on their mother. Removing them too soon can dramatically reduce their chances of survival.

If you choose to take kittens from their environment, please understand that you are also taking responsibility for their care. Very young kittens require around-the-clock feeding, warmth, stimulation to potty, medical care, and often weeks or months of commitment.

❤️ We know people are trying to help. We truly appreciate that.

However, The Frank & Lucy Project is a small, volunteer-run rescue with limited space, limited foster homes, and limited resources. We cannot take every kitten that is found, and there are times when we simply have no available room.

When you call us, please remember:

🐱 We did not create the situation.
🐱 We are volunteers donating our time.
🐱 We are doing everything we can with the resources available.
🐱 We want the best outcome for every animal, even when we cannot physically take them in.

We are always happy to provide guidance, education, and resources when possible. All we ask in return is kindness and respect.

Sometimes the best rescue is not removing the kittens at all.

When in doubt, WATCH FIRST.
The best rescue may be giving mom time to return.