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Resources

Cats are family, and understanding them makes all the difference. Whether you're welcoming a new kitten or deepening your bond with a longtime companion, our resource library is here to help. Explore topics like spay/neuter guidance, our stance on declawing, disaster preparedness, and more. Because happy, healthy cats start with informed, empowered owners.

New Cat/Kitten Resources

A list of recommended items for a new feline friend.

So you’re thinking about bringing home a new little fluff ball! Adopting a new kitten can be exciting, but it is also a huge responsibility. Here are some tips and tricks for taking care of a kitten.

A comprehensive list of what to remember for your cats such as vaccines, microchip registration etc.

Feeding, socializing, exercise, play, and elimination are daily needs that must be met. Click here to learn how to care for your new cat.

Learn how to introduce your new cat to your resident pets.

Play for kittens is instinctive practice for hunting and fighting survival skills. For adult cats, it is "pretending" to hunt or fight. So therefore, much pouncing, grabbing, kicking and biting is involved in cat play. While one comes to understand the kitten or cat wasn't really trying to hurt, it still does hurt. Interactive play and a variety of toys around are important to help keep cats from playing rough with human bodies.

Learn about why indoor is safer for cats, and safe alternatives for outdoor fun.

Cat Health & Medical Resources

Need a vet for your cat? Call one of our partner veterinarians!

Learn how declawing cats has an affect on their health and quality of life.

​Spaying and neutering cats is important for population control and quality of life. 

Learn about common household items and plants that are toxic to cats. 

Cat Emergency Resources

Having a pet go missing is devastating. 

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If your Cat Haven cat goes missing, please let us know at info@cathaven.org

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All cats adopted at Cat Haven have a microchip number to help identify them if they are found.

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We recommend trying Petco Love Lost right away! This new facial recognition app can help reunite lost pets with their owners. Click on the link below to register - it's free!

The Animal Control and Rescue Center (ACRC) has a public health and safety function and essentially protects people from animals and animals from people.

Cats are a member of your family, so it's important to make sure they are included in your emergency disaster planning this hurricane season!

The ASPCA offers a free safety pack which includes pet rescue window and door stickers to help alert rescue personnel that pets are inside your home in the event of an emergency. They also provide a ASPCA Poison Control magnet with contact information.

If you are in need of assistance with providing food for your pets, Companion Animal Alliance offers a monthly pet food pantry.

Browse places to stay that allow pets.

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