The Cat Posse

The Cat Posse Because every cat deserves a loving, *forever* home... We are currently caring for 200 cats, and 110 of these cats are up for adoption.

The Cat Posse’s mission is to rescue and rehabilitate unwanted and abused cats in Southern California and to educate communities about the importance of spaying and neutering their cats. We believe that all animals deserve dignity and kindness, and we work toward the day when all public shelters will have a “no kill” policy. The Cat Posse is entirely operated and driven by a group of dedicated vol

unteers who rescue, rehabilitate, foster and adopt out cats. Approximately 50% of the cats in our care are ten years or older, and many have special needs. We have cats with thyroid, dental, eye and intestinal diseases; cats who need fluids on a regular basis, cats who have respiratory problems, cancer, and cats who periodically need surgeries for a variety of reasons. Our experience has shown that many of our cats, due to age, special needs, or temperament, will most likely not be adopted. These cats will remain with us, receiving loving care, for the rest of their lives. The Cat Posse does not have a shelter per se; rather, we maintain numerous volunteer foster homes in Southern California, primarily in Pasadena, Altadena, Tujunga and the San Fernando Valley. The cats we take in are strays, owner surrenders or selected from the local Humane Societies. We are fully committed to the cats in our care and it is a privilege to serve them.

Happy Hump Day from The Cat Posse!We hope these sweet souls can bring a bit of light to your lives right now 🐱♥️If you s...
06/19/2025

Happy Hump Day from The Cat Posse!

We hope these sweet souls can bring a bit of light to your lives right now 🐱♥️

If you see a cat that you’re interested in DM us and we will give you info on them!

Please share 📧 ❤️

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06/08/2025
Who else spent their Caturday at home? *streeeetch*Coco wouldn’t have it any other way ✨☺️🩷 She wants you close by for s...
06/08/2025

Who else spent their Caturday at home? *streeeetch*

Coco wouldn’t have it any other way ✨☺️🩷 She wants you close by for snuggles 🐈

Enjoy your weekend everyone! To adopt this 8 year old sweetheart visit our linktree in bio to fill out an app!

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06/06/2025
Lil Red’s name has been slightly altered and he is now known as Little Red Nugget (1 month old, M)! Check out LRN and hi...
06/06/2025

Lil Red’s name has been slightly altered and he is now known as Little Red Nugget (1 month old, M)!

Check out LRN and his pal Mimi (who is also available for adoption!)🏡🐈🐈‍⬛

If these two could go together that would be ideal! But they are available separately.

Please fill out an application in our bio for Little Red Nugget or Mimi or share to help them find their forever home ♥️✨

06/05/2025
06/05/2025
06/05/2025

UPDATE: TIM TAM was RESCUED by Frosted Faces Foundation 06/05/2025. ❤️

TIM TAM is on the EUTH LIST at the ORANGE COUNTY, CA. He needs a RESCUE COMMITMENT by 5:00pm on 06/05/2025 or he WILL BE EUTHANIZED.

TIM TAM is an 8 year old, 8 lbs., male Shih Tzu that arrived at the Orange County shelter as a stray on 06/01/2025 with no owner information. The finder said when they saw TIM TAM he approached her and willingly got into the finder's vehicle.

TIM TAM has dermatitis, a corneal ulcer that is healing but will attempt to bite vet staff during treatment when his face is touched.

TIM TAM allowed to be leashed and would not come up for pets and was very alert of his surroundings but allowed some pets while out of his kennel.

TIM TAM will need a rescue who can provide him with the special medical attention once retention is met on 06/05/2025.

* full shelter notes in comments

Video: https://youtu.be/TR3muYkpF_s

If your rescue organization can help TIM TAM, please email: [email protected]
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TIM TAM
A1918798
Comments: Dermatitis, Corneal Ulcer
Status: Medical
Intake Type: Stray
Kennel: 430A
S*x: Male
Age: 8 years
Weight: 8.00 lbs
Breed: Shih Tzu
Color: Black & White
Intake Date: 06/01/2025
Review Date: 06/05/2025
Jurisdiction: Anaheim

OC Animal Care
1630 Victory Rd.
Tustin, CA 92782
714-935-6848
www.ocpetinfo.com

06/05/2025
06/03/2025

Don't overdo the goodies. Overfeeding of treats can lead to obesity, diabetes, and digestive issues.Treats should be no more than 10% of your cat's daily calorie intake. Too many treats will mean your cat has less appetite for balanced meals.
Use treats as rewards for enrichment, bonding or training.

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12pm - 4pm

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http://linktree.com/thecatposse

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The Cat Posse’s mission is to rescue and rehabilitate unwanted and abused cats in Southern California and to educate communities about the importance of spaying and neutering their cats. We believe that all animals deserve dignity and kindness, and we work toward the day when all public shelters will have a “no kill” policy. The Cat Posse is entirely operated and driven by a group of dedicated volunteers who rescue, rehabilitate, foster and adopt out cats. We are currently caring for 200 cats, and 110 of these cats are up for adoption. Approximately 50% of the cats in our care are ten years or older, and many have special needs. We have cats with thyroid, dental, eye and intestinal diseases; cats who need fluids on a regular basis, cats who have respiratory problems, cancer, and cats who periodically need surgeries for a variety of reasons. Our experience has shown that many of our cats, due to age, special needs, or temperament, will most likely not be adopted. These cats will remain with us, receiving loving care, for the rest of their lives. The Cat Posse does not have a shelter per se; rather, we maintain numerous volunteer foster homes in Southern California, primarily in Pasadena, Altadena, Tujunga and the San Fernando Valley. The cats we take in are strays, owner surrenders or selected from the local Humane Societies. We are fully committed to the cats in our care and it is a privilege to serve them.