North Texas Cat Rescue

At NTCR, we dedicate ourselves year-round to rescuing cats like MIEL from high-kill shelters and the streets, providing them with the love and care they truly deserve. Unfortunately, this year has presented significant challenges, with many cats ending up in overcrowded shelters or being abandoned by owners who can no longer care for them due to various life changes. We've seen a rise in surrendered cats to our rescue for reasons ranging from relocation to new family dynamics. 

Our commitment to these furry friends remains steadfast, but as veterinary care costs continue to climb, we find ourselves increasingly dependent on the kindness and generosity of our community. Your support is vital in helping us provide necessary medical care, especially for our hospice cats who require ongoing treatment, such as insulin or thyroid medication. 

Additionally, we are, when possible, involved in TNR trap-neuter-return initiatives to help control the population of neighborhood cats, ensuring they receive the care they need. Together, with your help, we can continue to make a pawsitive impact in the lives of these cats. We appreciate every donation, share, and word of encouragement, as they all contribute to creating a brighter future for our feline friends. 
Thank you for being part of our mission!

Miel's Web Page 
Miel is truly a one-of-a-kind kitty, and the most laid-back feline you'll ever come across. When she first arrived at NTCR, she was a bit shy, and who could blame her? But that didn't stop her from trying her best to get along with two rambunctious foster kittens. We suspect that Miel was trapped and brought to a local shelter before she was rescued by NTCR. She was found lactating, and so she was given a litter of neonatal babies to feed. As a natural caregiver, she was a great surrogate mom to these kittens. However, once they were old enough to be rescued, she was left behind, sick and tired. However, since being in foster care, Miel has learned to embrace the indoor life and enjoy being spoiled a little. During her spay surgery, the vet also removed a sizeable mammary tumor. Thankfully, it turned out to be benign, and Miel has fully recovered, regaining her health and her beautiful soft coat. Now, she would be happiest as the only companion for her human – she's ready to be the queen of her castle!