PACC Fosters Need You

04/03/2026

Kitten season is here! We are seeing kittens trickle into the shelter.

Although it may not make sense, letting the mamma cat raise her kittens outside is the best way to help them thrive. Actually, the warm weather in Arizona is why we see so many kittens this time of year. You can supply mom with food, water and an outdoor shelter, but don’t be surprised if she moves her precious ones.

🐈 Once the babies are eating wet food (about 4 weeks old) you can bring them inside for socialization and reach out for spay and neuter resources to rehome/724-7222
🐈‍⬛ Don't forget mom! She must be trapped and spayed or she will continue to produce kittens until her body wears out/[email protected]
😻 FREE spay and neuter services are available year round for community cats!
❓️Questions: [email protected]

(Pictured: kittens from a previous kitten season)

04/03/2026

04/03/2026

🌼 🪻🌷 🌸Announcing our NEW adoption event - Barkin' into Spring! 🌸 🌷 🪻 🌼

Adoption fees will be waived for all animals, puppies and kittens included!

We’ll have food trucks and treats from 12 to 4 p.m.

Adopters will walk away with a little care package to help get their new best friend settled into their forever home!

➡️ FREE ADOPTION EVENT
Saturday, April 25
10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
4000 N. Silverbell Road

Pictured: Rita A894819, who is hoping you will come meet her!

04/03/2026

Cats are starting to birth around Tucson. Although it seems counterintuitive, letting the queen raise her kits outside is the most effective way to ensure survival.
You can supply mom with food, water and an outdoor shelter, but don’t be surprised if she moves her precious ones. Heat is good for the little ones---it is why we have so many community cats in Arizona.

🐈Once the kits are eating wet food (about 4 weeks old) you can bring them inside for socialization and reach out for spay and neuter resources to rehome. 724-7222

🐈‍⬛Don't forget mom! The mom must be trapped and spayed or she will continue to produce kittens until her body wears out. [email protected]

😺The goal is to keep everyone healthy and out of the shelter. Foster homes need to be used for sick, injured or truly abandoned kittens.

😻FREE spay and neuter services are available year round for community cats through Santa Cruz Veterinary Clinic. Visit their website for deets.

❓️Questions: [email protected]

04/03/2026

Feline infectious peritonitis was once 100% fatal in cats, but a groundbreaking new treatment gave hope to Buster and his caregiver.

04/03/2026

Story is a petite tortie with a past so wild, it almost sounds made up—but we promise, every bit of it is true.

Most people get their cats through the standard Cat Distribution System channels: a stray on the porch, a kitten in a bush… maybe a mysterious dumpster delivery. But Story? She said, “Let’s get creative.” This girl arrived via dresser drawer. Yes. Drawer.

Before that plot twist, she had been unknowingly moved along from a home she used to quietly visit as a stray (let’s just say she was an expert at letting herself in). Then came an unexpected stint trapped in a storage unit—until a kind employee heard her and made the call that changed everything.

And through all of that? She’s still here. Still small, still mighty, and still writing her next chapter.

Story may need a little time to settle in after such a… unconventional journey, but underneath it all is a resilient, special little cat who’s ready for something new: a calm home, a soft place to land, and a human who appreciates a good origin story.

After all, not every cat can say they came from a drawer—but Story can.

A896359, 2yo female
Story is available for $50 RESERVATION pending any owners looking for her. If no one steps forward, she will go to alter surgery on April 2 and be ready to go home that evening.

04/03/2026

Meet Lilly and Pearl—tortie sisters, “twins,” and a perfectly balanced duo of cozy and curious.

These two may be a little shy in the shelter (it’s a lot to take in!), but their story from home paints a much sweeter picture. They previously lived with dogs and handled it like pros, showing they can share their space and adapt to a lively household.

Lilly is your classic couch potato queen. She’s happiest curled up in a comfy spot, snoozing the day away and perfecting the art of relaxation. Pearl, on the other hand, is her slightly more adventurous sister—the one who will come over, hop into your lap, and remind you she’s there for love and connection.

Together, they make a wonderful pair: one to keep things calm and cozy, the other to gently draw you in with affection. They lean on each other for comfort and confidence, and they’ll thrive in a home that gives them a little time to settle and show their true selves.

A896312/896314 5yo, spayed

04/03/2026

04/03/2026

Shouting so the people in the back wearing bunny ears can hear: Lilies kill kitties!!!

02/05/2026

HALP! We are out of Fancy Feast for our picky eater cats. Having a more palatable option of dry food entices our residents to keep eating while they are waiting to be chosen.

You can order from our Friends of PACC Wishlist
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000OUNXXW/?coliid=I1VGHBRZBULCS4&colid=3P4ODY8G0KJ1J&psc=1&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_vv_lig_dp_it or drop a couple bags at the shelter at
4000 N Silverbell Rd, Tucson, AZ 85745.