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Room 8 Memorial Cat Foundation
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In 1972, Room 8 Memorial Cat Foundation was founded by Hettie L. Perry (1905-1996).
Hettie -- affectionately known as The Cat Lady of Pasadena -- and her very patient husband, fed, nursed, groomed and cared for cats in their private home. Hettie's life was filled with love for helping unwanted homeless cats.
Hettie named Room 8 Memorial Cat Foundation after a cat named "Room 8" that she had read about who was the mascot at a Los Angeles county elementary school for 16 years.
The current shelter in Jurupa Valley, California was built by Hettie in the mid-1980’s and continues her vision of taking in, caring for, and providing and finding cats of all ages a place to feel loved and safe.
Our no-cage environment provides a safe and caring home for approximately 85 cats awaiting adoption, as well as lifetime care for those who cannot be placed, including feral cats and senior cats who will live out their lives in a comfortable setting. Our cattery is divided into eight separate rooms and each room has an attached outdoor, enclosed patio area where the cats can get fresh air and lounge in the sun on benches and other furniture.
We are open by appointment only. Adoption procedures include completing an application and, if approved, paying an adoption fee for each cat or kitten.
Hettie -- affectionately known as The Cat Lady of Pasadena -- and her very patient husband, fed, nursed, groomed and cared for cats in their private home. Hettie's life was filled with love for helping unwanted homeless cats.
Hettie named Room 8 Memorial Cat Foundation after a cat named "Room 8" that she had read about who was the mascot at a Los Angeles county elementary school for 16 years.
The current shelter in Jurupa Valley, California was built by Hettie in the mid-1980’s and continues her vision of taking in, caring for, and providing and finding cats of all ages a place to feel loved and safe.
Our no-cage environment provides a safe and caring home for approximately 85 cats awaiting adoption, as well as lifetime care for those who cannot be placed, including feral cats and senior cats who will live out their lives in a comfortable setting. Our cattery is divided into eight separate rooms and each room has an attached outdoor, enclosed patio area where the cats can get fresh air and lounge in the sun on benches and other furniture.
We are open by appointment only. Adoption procedures include completing an application and, if approved, paying an adoption fee for each cat or kitten.
2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people
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Referral from
February 4, 2018
Jennifer P. asked:Does anybody know of good shelters or good place to adopt a dog or cat?? Thanks! (:Katie W. replied:http://www.room8 cats.org
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Referral from
September 9, 2016
mindfulmu asked:Looking for a animal shelter for a hard luck case About two weeks ago we found two stray kittens, ones a little lame but will be fine the other can't eat solid food. Seeing as they were so small we decided to raise them for a month basically so they could be given up but have a chance of getting adopted. But the one who has to be bottle fed is getting bad, Roscoe needs some surgery. Went to the vet to check and they think he has a partially closed throat. Anyone know of a shelter that will invest in a cat named Roscoe?
EseJandro replied:http://www.room8 cats.org
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