Needs
Special Needs

Interested in Fostering?

Most of our cats and kittens are in our primary foster homes.
Sometimes we have a cat or kitten that would do better in a foster
home with one or two or maybe just a couple of other cats or kittens.

Can you help us out with that?

For fostering, Purr Paws Rescue covers the veterinary expenses and the
foster home provides the basic care supplies such as food, water, litter, and toys.
Purr Paws Rescue has, on occasion, provided food and litter to a home that is willing
to foster but would otherwise be unable to do so due to money issues.

If you are willing to foster, please fill out the Foster Questionairre and submit it.
One of our volunteers will get back in touch with you as soon as possible.


Ariel
Ariel
Status: Available
Breed: Tortoiseshell (short coat)
Species/Sex: Cat/Female

Description: dark tortie with a slim orange blaze on her face. Pleasantly plump but not overweight. Went from Whiskerville to BARC to Galveston County and back to Houston. She's come a long way to find her forever home! Click for more information...

Gracie
Gracie
Status: Available
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Species/Sex: Cat/Female

Description: Hi friend, I'm Gracie! A sweet but shy kitty who likes to be around people I know! I was rescued with my brother - Pete - when we were kittens. We had been up for adoptions a few times when our foster noticed when we got stressed out, one of our eyes started to get watery. She later found out that b... Click for more information...

Romi
Romi
Status: Available
Breed: Domestic Short Hair / Mixed (short coat)
Species/Sex: Cat/Female

Description: Hi friends!, I'm Romi! I was rescued from a South Texas Shelter when I was just a young kitten.  That was over four years ago and I am still searching for that forever home everyone else seems to find.  I am very sweet and absolutely love attention. I really really must sleep next to ... Click for more information...

Samson
Samson
Status: Available
Breed: Domestic Short Hair (short coat)
Species/Sex: Cat/Male

Description: Samson was originally adopted out in 2018 to what we thought was his forever home. During that time he had several bouts with urinary crystals and a supposed blockage in 2021. The former owner said he had surgery in 2021 but could not provide any medical records. He was returned to us with a fairly ... Click for more information...