Help us continue to rescue homeless cats & kittens
Who Are We?
Moby Kit Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit feline rescue that serves the Southcoast of Massachusetts. Our founders have over a decade of experience in the rescue community and specialize in the care and socialization of young kittens. We are an all-volunteer, foster-based rescue, which means that we do not have a physical shelter for our animals. Instead, we rely on our foster families to house, feed, and care for our adoptable cats and kittens until they find their forever homes.
Fostering
Fostering is a rewarding experience that changes an animal's life for the better. Our fosters are an integral part of the Moby Kit family; the more fosters we have, the more lives we can save. Click below to learn more about how you can help.
Adoptions
We are a foster-based rescue, which means that all of our cats and kittens reside in foster homes. All of our cats & kittens are spay/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and treated for parasites. Learn more about our adoption process by clicking the button below.
Our Mission
To give kindness, care, and compassion to animals in need while publicly promoting their welfare and responsible pet ownership.
Donate
We are an all-volunteer 501(c)3 non-profit, so all donations directly benefit the cats in our care. Consider donating food, money, or supplies. You can even sponsor a cat's medical care or adoption fees.
Testimonials
"We adopted a bonded pair of brothers and we can't imagine our home without them! Moby Kit was and has been amazing through the whole process. They are very attentive and always reply promptly if we reach out to them with any questions. Most importantly you can see they truly devote their lives to the rescue and love their rescues and care about their well-being. My boys came to us healthy, trained and socialized. Also a shout out to the fosters who care for them and work with these babies to get them ready for adoption."
Blondie & Eclair, adopted May 2022
2022 in Numbers (so far...)
145
Adoptions
270
Cats sterilized
$20k
Raised in donations