If you’re interested in adopting a rescued purebred cat, use this list below to contact a rescue group in your area or a nationwide organization. Note: Some breeds do not yet have rescue organizations.Find information on specific cat breed rescues, such as for Abyssinian and Bengal, in addition to groups that rescue all purebred cats. Area served: Washington state and greater Puget Sound area 206-782-2616; Area served: Midwest  262-654-0764; Area served: Western United States 707-301-7377 Area served: Southern California California Bengal Cat Rescue Area served: California and West Coast Great Lakes Bengal Rescue Area served: Midwest 260-672-2204 Northeast United States Bengal Rescue Network Area served: Northeastern United States National Alliance of Burmese Breeders Rescue Center National Chartreux Breed Rescue and Referral Area served: National 972-579-0505; Area served: National  818-269-3756; Area served: Southwest United States

Cornish Rex, Devon Rex & Sphynx Rescue Area served: National 818-269-3756; Devon Rex Rescue League Inc. Japanese Bobtail Rescue League Area served: National rescue@mainecoonrescue.net Arizona Maine Coon Cat Rescue Inc. Area served: Northern California 510-482-6179 Maine Coon Rescue Alliance Area served: North Carolina Area served: National 405-570-4420 ORIENTAL (LONGHAIR AND SHORTHAIR) Arizona Persian & Himalayan Rescue Persian & Himalayan Cat Rescue Area served: Northern California; 415-388-7925 (phone and fax); Purebreds Plus Cat Rescue Area served: Western United States Persian and Friends Rescue Inc. Area served: Southern California 818-300-7915 Persian/Himalayan Rescue of Southern California Inc. Area served: Southern California 805-499-4336 Atlanta Persian & Siamese Rescue Area served: Southeastern United States The Forgotten Persian Rescue & Friends Area served: Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia 937 644-1694;

The Pixiebob Breed Rescue Network Area served: Northwest United States Rehome a Russian Blue Selkirk Rex Breed Rescue and ReferralHomes For Sale In Port Mayaca Florida Area served: National 206-236-5679 or 425-443-7429; Homes For Sale In Cumberland South Joliet Il Area served: Michigan and Ohio 866-742-6228Teddy Bear Puppies Detroit Mi New York City Siamese Rescue Areas served: New York City Rocky Mountain Siamese Rescue Area served: Colorado 303-682-2352 Area served: Pennsylvania 717-235-3951; Siberian Cat Rescue Group Snowshoe Cat Rescue Network Sphynx Team and Rescue (STAR) Area served: National , (Southeast and East Central U.S.), Kate    Stansbury Park, UT

the siberian rescue group link is broken! Thanks for the detailed list on a lesser known type of cat rescues! Hope many happy adoptions happen from people seeing this list! Thank you for information for these lists. Bill & Lorraine    Manhattan, NY Great SIte full of information164 Wondering if a report is missing? We DO NOT remove reports from our database. MADAME NU'S CAT HOUSE was founded in 1973 and since then has been breeding and showing line-bred Himalayans. upstate New York, their kitties have their own rooms in a "cat house" where they enjoy sleeping in a sunny window or watching for visitors from their second-story residence. Each male has his own room and a few females that he is entitled to breed at will. "cat house" was built specifically for our cats, so that they could live uncaged and free to exercise. We specialize in Flame Points but do have other colors available from time to time. Currently I am serving as the the President & Chairperson of The Atlantic Himalayan Club --

(click here to visit their web page). I have been the Editor of Cat Tracks Magazine for 26 years. I am also a member of the Salt City Cat Club -- visit their web page). as well as a member of the 2005 CFA Breed Council. The first time I saw a Himalayan I was stunned. striking that I couldn't catch my breath -- I was so overwhelmed by I started with a seal point male that I bought with money my husband had given me for a coat. He wasn't happy when I told him I thought he had said "cat". So I settled for a used coat in the bargain basement of a church. I knew this breed was the start of From Beach Haven Cattery, I purchased ACFA Grand Champion Bonniver's Bhai, a blue point male from JoAnn Carvill. Vierregger I bought Bonniver's Truffles. From these cats, I produced my first CFA Grand Champion, Madame Nu's Zodiac, in 1978. this were two more Grand Champions in the same year, Madame Nu's Soft Touch and Madame Nu's Velvet Knickers -- a one-show grand.

only was I thrilled, but I was hooked. We don't have any children; raising these kitties has been a lifelong hobby for us and fulfilled my need to nurture some little Someone once asked me how I knew a kitten would grand and I replied, "It is born smiling." Actually, I don't qualify them until they open their eyes -- if the expression is sweet, it may be a Our foundation males were all CFA Grand Champions and produced blendable lines to complement most of the present-day winning Himalayan lines in CFA: We had other Grands -- more than 50 in all -- but the above eight cats were our outstanding producing males. We have had some outstanding We are pleased that many of our cats were successful producers inSome of these include GRC Madame Nu's Face Value (France), CH Madame Nu's Sheer Joy, DM (Rainydays cattery), and GRC Madame Nu's Good Vibes of Prancenpaws, who has produced about eleven We've produced three cats with Distinguished Merit Awards: