What's Going On at Hagrid's Hope Cat Rescue?

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Dinner Time for the Kittens

And they're always hungry!

I dare you

I Dare You

Swish that tail at me one more time...

Happy Birthday to our President, Jennifer Thank you for all your hard work and loving care!

Foster to Adopt Program

According to state law cats/kittens cannot be adopted until they have been vaccinated for rabies and spayed/neutered. Kittens that are too young and too small for surgery cannot be adopted, but they can be fostered. Families that would like to adopt a kitten can foster the kitten until they are old enough and big enough for spay/neuter surgery, and then the families can officially adopt them. We will help with the costs for the surgery and vaccination.

Stevie the Wonder Cat

Stevie came to us as part of a litter abandoned on someone's property in a plastic bin. Stevie's eyes were infected and bulging out and had to be removed if she was to survive.

Some of the people who follow our Facebook page said she should just be euthanized. The vet said that blind cats can live happy and healthy lives. In fact, he had a blind cat. So, we did an online fundraiser and were able to get enough money for her surgery. She recovered wonderfully and even enjoyed playing with the other kittens at the rescue. She has the sweetest personality. The workers at the vet’s office all adored Stevie, and recently one of the vet techs adopted her. We were careful about what kind of home Stevie would go to, but the vet tech has a single level house (no stairs) and a good understanding of the needs of a blind cat. Stevie has survived her by swatting flies out of midair, jumping up on shelves, playing with the other family cat, and learning her way all around the house. We love happy endings like this one.

October Adoption Event

Adopt, Foster, Sponsor

Flat Jerry is kitten around

Flat Jerry & Hagrid's Huggables

Flat Jerry is a 6'7" cut out of Jerry, the CEO of the Greater Portage Chamber of Commerce. When the real Jerry can't attend an event, Flat Jerry attends in his place

Saving Scarlett

Scarlett lost her eye after she was injured by a trap. She has been a brave little warrior. Then she got FIP (feline infectious peritonitis), which is a serious and life-threatening virus. Medication for FIP costs $700 a month. Initially, the vet said she needed 2 months' worth of medication, but now they say she needs 1 more round. A generous donor paid for the first 2 months of medications. We are raising funds for the 3rd month. If you want to help, please see our donations page.

Adopt, Foster, Sponsor

We have a lot of kittens

Mary and Charlie - Happy in their forever home

Mary (B&W cat) was adopted earlier this year. Now this loving family is fostering Charlie (kitten).

You can see how well they're getting along.

We really appreciate our community, who adopt and foster our cats.

Sunday has a new home for every day of the week

Sunday is a sweet momma cat who nursed several of our kittens that had lost their mother.

She's now living her best life in her new home, adding to the beautiful decor

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