Every day, more than 750 cats and kittens are euthanized in U.S. shelters. Not because they are unadoptable, but because too many shelters lack the space and resources to save them. Since 2008, Feline Rescue Network, formally Look What the Cat Brought In, has been working to change that. By partnering with shelters and rescues, we bring cats at risk of euthanasia to Colorado Springs, giving them a second chance to find the loving, permanent homes they deserve.
No cat should lose their life simply because a shelter is full or adoption opportunities are limited. We believe every cat deserves a chance to thrive, and we’re working toward a future where no cat is left behind.
Our goal is to save more lives by strengthening rescue partnerships, expanding lifesaving transports, and finding loving homes for cats in need. With your support, we can give more cats a second chance and bring our vision of a future without shelter-overpopulation euthanasia closer to reality.
Feline Rescue Network was founded in 2008 as the first cat-exclusive shelter in Colorado Springs! Today, our lifesaving work reaches beyond the Pikes Peak region, helping cats from communities where shelter space and adoption opportunities are limited.
“Wow! What a difference since the last time I was in. The place is clean and the cats look happy. I look forward to returning again and looking for my new furry friend. Best cat rescue in Colorado Springs!” — Allison Thompson, supporter