Welcome
Cat Angels Pet Adoptions is a cat and kitten rescue and adoption organization and no-kill shelter in Cary, North Carolina. We are a 501(c)(3) public charity and our mission is to help homeless, abandoned, and/or abused cats and kittens find safe, loving, permanent homes, and reduce populations at kill shelters.
Hours of Operation
Cat Angels is open by appointment only
Approved adoption applicants will be scheduled for a time to meet the cats and kittens at Cat Angels. Please click the Adopt tab for more information on our adoption process and to fill out an adoption application.
Click the Donate tab for information on how to donate to help the cats and kittens.
Click on the Volunteer tab to learn how you can volunteer to help the cats.
Help the cats with a visit to our Thrift Store!
Cat Angels Thrift Store
The Cat Angels Thrift Store supports the important work we do by providing
gently used items for sale to our customers. All proceeds go to furthering our mission. We have great clothes, books, housewares, and treasures worth coming to see. Inventory changes all the time so we hope you will stop by. Open every day except Sunday.
2436 Southwest Cary Parkway Cary, NC 27513
Hope to see you soon!
Helpful Resources for Pets and Pet Owners in Need
Have you lost your pet?
Has your cat gotten stuck in a tree?
Has your cat gotten stuck in a tree?
If you have lost your pet, contact Balynda Brown and her amazing dog Bravo, who help try to find lost cats and dogs.
If you have lost a Cat Angels cat, please contact us immediately.
Has your cat gotten stuck in a tree?
Has your cat gotten stuck in a tree?
Has your cat gotten stuck in a tree?
If your cat is stuck in a tree and can't make its own way down, contact Patrick Brandt to bring him or her safely back to your family.
Our Shelter is Currently Full
Unfortunately We Cannot Take in Any Cats at this Time
We are currently full and cannot take in any more cats or kittens into our program. If you need help with a cat(s) or kitten(s) you cannot keep, please go to PetFinder and search for shelters in your area (by zip code). Contact each one to see if they have room. Please be aware that county/municipal shelters may be "kill" shelters, so please avoid those, if at all possible.
Try posting on your local NextDoor app, as your neighbors may be able to foster, adopt, or help. Avoid posting on Craigslist, as sometimes folks there do nefarious things with animals.
If you can keep the cats safe, you may want to look into Operation Catnip and SNAP-NC for assistance getting the cat(s) spayed/neutered.
We are sorry we cannot help at this time. We will update this space if our circumstances change.
