How To Help

1. Adopt or Sponsor a Cat
One of the biggest ways you can make a difference is to adopt a cat rather than purchase one from a breeder or pet store. Cats of all colors, breeds, and ages make their way to Cat Care Society, be sure to check out our adoptable cats regularly if you’re looking for something specific.
If you can’t make a long term commitment right now, we are always in need of foster parents who can open their homes to cats or kittens for several weeks or a month.
No space for a cat? Consider donating the cost of an adoption for one or more of our cats. We’ll send you a personalized thank you, and of course you’re welcome to visit as often as you like!

2. Volunteer
Volunteers are the foundation of Cat Care Society. From hands-on work like feeding, scooping and socializing to running events, entering data and answering phones, volunteers play an integral role in our daily operations. A couple hours a month can make a world of difference to homeless cats in our community.
*Must be 16 years or older to volunteer.
One of our most important volunteer jobs doesn’t even require you to leave your house. As a limited admission shelter, we are restricted to helping only those cats we have room for in our shelter. Foster volunteers who open their homes to our hospice, special needs and temporary care cats help us to save even more lives. We appreciate all of our volunteers who donate their time to a cause that we all love.
3. Make a Donation
Cat Care Society provides care for over 500 cats each year, costing between $800,000 and $1,000,000. We receive no government funding and rely solely on generous donations to continue our mission of helping cats in need. Donating is easy through Colorado Gives or PayPal; follow the links to learn more. Have a used car, boat, or motorcycle sitting around that you no longer use? Consider donating it to CCS, and Vehicles for Charity will take it off your hands, making it hassle-free to contribute to our life-saving work. We also gratefully accept donations of food, litter, beds and cleaning supplies. Check out our Amazon Wishlist for a convenient way to donate the supplies we need most.
If you would like to make a donation In Honor Of or In Memory Of a loved one, you can download the form HERE.

4. Spread the Word
Follow us on social media for your fix of cute cats, helpful tips, events benefiting the Cat Care Society, and regular updates on the cats at the shelter. Following us can be a great way to know when special volunteer opportunities and other needs come up that you can help with!
Sharing our posts can help connect cats with potential adopters, foster parents, and sponsors. It’s a cost-free way to help cats in need!
- Dry cat food (any brand)
- Wet cat food (any brand)
- Kitten food (wet and dry)
- Clay litter (clumping and non-clumping)
- New and gently used pet beds
- Trash bags
- Hand sanitizer
- Soap (hand and dish)
- Detergent (laundry and dishwasher)
- Dryer sheets
- Bleach
Ways Your Donations Help Us
Medical
CCS cats are not adoptable until they are spayed/neutered, microchipped, tested and vaccinated. Your donations can help us get the best medical care for our ccs cats.
- $25 – Can help us test a single cat for FIV and FeLV.
- $50 – Can help us spay/neuter a single shelter cat.
- $100 – Can help us examine and vaccinate 2 kittens.
- $200 – Can help us medicate our special needs cats for 1 day
Food & Litter
CCS at any given time has upwards of 50 to 150 shelter cats and kittens. That’s 2 meals per day plus free feed dry food and multiple litter boxes per room.
- $25 – Provides one case of 24 cans of wet food.
- $50 – Provides dry food for our Kidney cats for a month.
- $100 – Can feed the entire shelter for a week.
- $200 – Can help us medicate our special needs cats for 1 day
Maintenance
Cat Care Society runs off of donations. Our facilities and supplies for the cats and our staff are based off of donations.
- $25 – Can provide cleaning supplies for a week.
- $50 – Provides us with supplies and gowns to clean our quarantine area thoroughly and safely.
- $100 – Can provide a stress kennel for new and adjusting cats before they are let loose in the shelter.
- $200 – Provides upkeep and shelter maintenance for our rooms and ventilation systems.
Visit Us
5787 W 6th Ave
Lakewood, CO 80214

Open Hours
Thursday–Monday: 12pm–6pm
Tuesday–Wednesday: Closed
Call Us
(303) 239-9680