SCAT Street Cat Rescue Program Inc

SCAT Street Cat Rescue Program Inc. is a registered charitable organization whose focus is promoting quality of care and quality of life for street cats through fostering, adoption, and TNRM (Trap, Neuter, Return, Manage) programs. We prioritize the most vulnerable animals, including pregnant cats, kittens, and those with injuries or medical problems.

Where to find us:

Location

108- 2750 Faithfull Avenue

Saskatoon, SK

S7K6M6

(306)955-7228

Hours:

Tuesday to Friday 11-4.

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Where to find us:

What we need:

Financial gifts

Financial gifts are used to pay for veterinary bills as that is our highest expense involved in rescue.

What we need:

Kibble

Stationary

Gift Cards, Walmart Gift Card

Volunteer time:

Volunteers are always needed to help at events during the year with additional opportunities to volunteer at the PetSmart adoption centre. Volunteer training for the adoption centre is not offered as a continuous opportunity, but rather advertised amongst our volunteers as needed.

How you can help

Financial Donations

We offer four campaigns throughout the year via Canada Helps.

Item Donations

We accept many cat items such as litter, food, toys, scratch posts, and beds. Pre-loved items must be in clean and usable condition.

More Ways to Help

We offer many different opportunities to support us throughout the year. Follow us on Facebook for up to date fundraisers and events.

More about us

Community Impact

We prioritize the most vulnerable, including pregnant cats, kittens, and those with injuries or medical problems requiring urgent vet care. Over the years we have grown to the point where we bring over 700 stray and unowned cats into our program every year. SCAT’s funding comes from donations, fundraising activities and corporate grants; we do not receive any government or municipal funding. We rely on the generosity of those who share our goal of reducing street cat populations by caring for stray cats and kittens.

Financial Breakdown

Financial donations are used to pay for our veterinary bills, by far the largest expense we have. SCAT prioritizes quality of life and does not make health decisions based on financial costs of that specific animal. We always look at what is the best treatment and outcome for that animal, often resulting in medical treatment at the VMC.

Our Philosophy

SCAT Street Cat Rescue Program Inc.’s focus is promoting quality of care and quality of life for street cats through fostering, adoption, and TNRM (Trap, Neuter, Return, Manage) programs. We are actively trying to reduce the overpopulation by advocating across Saskatchewan for TNRM programs and bylaws exceptions. These programs mean that cats will be spayed or neutered, thereby no longer contributing to the population of cats. Saskatoon and Saskatchewan cannot foster and adopt their way out of the cat crisis.