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Cats on the Street

For over 30 years,

St. Francis Animal Rescue

has been on a mission

to rescue and care for

homeless cats and kittens

until we find them loving homes

We are proud to be a participant in the 2026 Flanzer Matching Program. Learn how you can contribute to St. Francis Animal Rescue and double your impact on saving the lives of our feline friends.

Find your Purr-fect Feline Friend

Meet our Featured Feline...

Mitch!

Meet Mitch, our featured feline with a big personality and an even bigger zest for life! At just 2 years old, this handsome brown tabby has plenty of playful adventures ahead of him.

Mitch was adopted but returned a few months later after he and his new siblings couldn't agree on what "fun" looked like. He'd much rather be the star of the show than share the spotlight, and he's looking for a home that's the right fit for his energetic spirit.

His foster mom has one important tip: breakfast is serious business! An automatic feeder—or someone who doesn't mind a 6:30 a.m. wake-up call—is highly recommended. Otherwise, Mitch may remind you it's mealtime with a few playful "love bites."

 

If you're looking for a cat who's always on the move, full of curiosity, and guaranteed to keep life entertaining, Mitch is your guy. Come meet him and discover what a true "busy cat" looks like. He just might be the perfect companion to add a little extra fun to your days!

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Visit our Thrift Store!
Address: 1915 S. Tamiami Trail, Venice FL
               (next to our adoption site)

Phone:    941.485.2347
Hours:     Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm
 
Donations accepted: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm
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Thank You to these organizations for their support of our mission!

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St. Francis Animal Rescue Receives $15,000 Grant from Bailey and Friends

This funding will help expand spay/neuter and TNVR programs in Arcadia, Florida, reducing cat overpopulation and saving more feline lives across Southwest Florida.

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