Rescue and urgent cases
We assess cases and seek transport and veterinary support within available space and resources.
Our programmes
A good intervention is never a single gesture. It takes people, transport, veterinary care, food, a safe place and continuity until a cat can move forward.

We assess cases and seek transport and veterinary support within available space and resources.
A quiet temporary home can make the difference between survival and genuine recovery.
We help prevent further suffering and prepare a responsible path towards family life.

A shared effort
Felis Catus organises and supports the stages around a rescue: case communication, transport, appointments, fundraising, daily care and adoption promotion.
We cannot respond to every situation alone. Volunteers, foster carers, veterinary professionals, donors and people who share cases are part of the same solution.
From alert to home
Some stages happen quickly; others take weeks or months. The cat's needs determine the pace.
We understand the situation and what help can realistically be mobilised.
We organise veterinary steps and basic conditions for recovery.
The cat builds trust and shows us what kind of family may suit them.
We seek a safe home ready for long-term responsibility.
You can donate, provide transport, foster temporarily or connect the association with a partner.