Giving dogs and cats a new, LEASH on life!

About Us

We are a non-profit dog and cat rescue in Lakeland, FL, that focuses on rescuing and rehoming abandoned, abused, or neglected animals, particularly cats from feral colonies.

Our organization works with the community through local initiatives to help control the stray cat population and find permanent homes.

Mission: To rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome stray, abandoned, and neglected cats and dogs.
Services: Provides medical care, food, and socialization for animals in need. It also participates in Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return programs to control the stray cat population in partnership with the Street Cats Project.
Location: Based in Lakeland, FL, with operations focused on the Polk County area.

Fostering Dogs & Cats

Fostering is one of the most impactful ways you can help save lives. When you open your home to a dog or cat in need, you’re giving them a safe place to heal, grow, and prepare for a loving forever home. Our rescue relies on dedicated foster families to provide temporary care for animals who may be too young, recovering from medical treatment, or simply need a quiet and comforting environment.

Why Foster?

  • You save lives. Every animal in a foster home frees up space in our rescue so we can help even more cats and dogs in need.
  • You provide stability. Many animals come from stressful or uncertain situations. A foster home offers routine, comfort, and love.
  • You help them become adoptable. Fosters teach pets valuable skills—like housetraining, socialization, and confidence—that help them shine for potential adopters.
  • You choose your level of commitment. Whether you can foster for a week, a month, or longer, there is always an animal who fits your lifestyle.

What We Provide

We supply everything you need to care for your foster pet:

  • Food and basic supplies
  • Veterinary care and medications
  • Support from our team
  • Guidance tailored to your foster pet’s needs

Your job is simple: provide a safe, loving environment.

What Fosters Do

  • Offer daily care, affection, and patience
  • Help with basic training or socialization
  • Share updates, photos, and personality notes to help with adoption
  • Bring pets to vet appointments or adoption events (when needed)

Who Can Foster?

Anyone with a safe home, time, and love to give can become a foster. We welcome:

  • Individuals and families
  • Retirees or work-from-home adults
  • First-time foster parents — we’ll support you every step of the way!

A brief application helps us match you with the right foster pet.

Types of Animals That Need Fosters

  • Kittens and puppies
  • Nursing moms with babies
  • Adult cats or dogs needing a calm environment
  • Animals recovering from illness or surgery
  • Shy or scared animals who blossom with one-on-one care

How to Get Started

Becoming a foster is easy:

  1. Submit a foster application
  2. Complete a brief interview
  3. Get matched with an animal in need
  4. Bring home your foster pet and start changing a life!