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A message about COVID-19:  In an effort to ensure the health and safety of everyone who engages with the Caring for Cats, we want to share two information sheets with you.  Please CLICK HERE for a Fact Sheet about COVID-19 and CLICK HERE for more information about how to stop the spread of germs. 

Due to Covid-19, the shelter is currently only open for adoptions by appointment only.  Please check our adoption page HERE for further details and watch our Facebook Page for more news.
FOR FUN!  A lot of people are using video platforms like Zoom to stay in touch virtually.  If you'd like a Caring for Cats Zoom Background for your "Zoom Room", then CLICK HERE.  

Learn About Our Available Kitties Available for Adoption HERE.

When you book your appointment, please keep in mind that kitties are adopted on a first-come, first served basis.  We cannot guarantee that a cat you may want to meet won't already be adopted.  However, we also have new cats in the shelter every week and so there are plenty of new friends to meet. 

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Address & Phone:

2131 Division Street
North St. Paul, MN 55109
(651) 407-8485

We are located across the parking lot (to the south) of the Pizza Factory.

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Due to Covid-19, the shelter is temporarily closed to the public.  Our dedicated volunteers are still caring for the cats in our care and we all eagerly await our reopening, so you can come and visit us.  Please check back and watch our Facebook Page for more news and the announcement of our reopening.  

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