Phoenix P.
11/1/2016
Ivor and Christina and I handled a 26 cat colony a few years back. Weekends evenings whatever. They were there and paid all costs for vetting chipping and even cremation. They are angels walking.
Fat Cat Rescue
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Mountain View, CA 94040
Fat Cat Rescue is a private cat rescue group located in Mountain View, California, offering a wide variety of friendly, healthy, and lovable cats of all shapes, sizes, and colors for adoption. They are dedicated to finding forever homes for abandoned cats and kittens, providing support and assistance to those in need, and making a difference in the lives of homeless felines.
With a focus on helping underage kittens during the peak kitten season, Fat Cat Rescue collaborates with local shelters and rescue groups to foster and care for these vulnerable animals until they are ready for adoption. They also encourage volunteering, fostering, and monetary contributions to support their mission of rescuing and rehabilitating cats and kittens in need. By providing proper care, training, and veterinary services, Fat Cat Rescue ensures that each cat or kitten receives the attention and love they deserve.
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3.57 reviews
Eric T.
12/8/2015
5 stars for Ivor 1 star for Christine Christine should stick with cats and not attempt to talk to people. Shortly after losing our 16 year old cat to cancer we spoke to Ivor about finding...
Joan M.
1/19/2016
The following review from Eric is spot on! Bad experience all around. Adopted a cat from Ivor Durham many years ago.......no problems whatsoever..... recently had a terrible experience! 5 stars...
Karena L.
12/22/2010
I was thinking about getting another cat and thought fostering would be a cool way to figure out what type of cat would get along well with my current cat. I filled out the fostering application...
Honor S.
3/20/2009
If you're looking for a cat to adopt, go no further!! The folks at Fat Cat Rescue are out of this world. Christina Peck and Ivor Durham have been rescuing and fostering cats for the last twenty...
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