CITY DOGS & CITY KITTIES RESCUE
A LIFELINE FOR HOMELESS ANIMALS
Over 12,000 lives transformed in 9 years, all thanks to our dedicated community.
SPOTLIGHT ON CURRENT PET:
Saylor
Saylor is a nearly 3-year-old hound mix who is smart, loyal, crate trained and very eager to please (this photo says it all).
Saylor is excellent with the cats in her foster home and while she does love to meet new humans, she still is somewhat shy. We therefore feel she’d be best as an only dog in a adult only household, or one with older kids. She enjoys happily hanging out in her crate after doing some ‘zoomies’ in her backyard. She’s also smart, and has learned the words “sit,” “here,” and “come” and is currently working on “shake” and “stay.”
Saylor has been waiting a long time for someone to love her forever. To see more about this special dog click here
Upcoming Adoption Events
We host adoption events throughout the year, giving you the opportunity to meet new furry friends! Come hang out with us to learn more about our mission and the animals we help every day.
Keeping Cats Happy: Why Enrichment Matters & How Catios Can Help
Providing enrichment is key to keeping your indoor cat happy and healthy. Learn more about enrichment ideas and how a catio may improve your indoor cat’s quality of life.
SPOTLIGHT ON DEDICATION
Voted Best of DC for the Seventh Year
Thank you for voting us Best of DC for a 7th year! We have saved over 10,000+ cats & dogs since 2011. None of this lifesaving work happens without our 500+ volunteers and our generous donors. Your endless dedication to our mission means the world to us and to all the lives you’ve saved.
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Recent Updates
Keeping Indoor Cats Happy: Why Enrichment Matters and How Catios Can Help
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