Orphan & Feral Kitten Rescue in Ramona, CA
By appointment. Knowledgeable, experienced animal rescue for 20-plus years, working with local vets, businesses & residents.
Can You Help Our Kittens Find Their Forever Homes?
The purple banner at the top of this website lists more information about each litter of kittens/individual cats.
Our specialty is bottle babies and taming down feral kittens when their mothers are found dead, they longer return for their kittens, or when the kittens are found starving or on their own.
We are local to Ramona, have lived in the community for 20-plus years and support local businesses. We appreciate our supporters!
AVAILABLE as of 7-2-2025:
CUDDLY CUTIES:
AVAILABLE: Cheese: Now that her brother, Mac, has been adopted, little Cheese is eager for a family of her own! She is cute as cute can be and pretty much perfect! Please see their page (Mac and Cheese) for more information and photos. Indoor home only.
AVAILABLE: Dulce: Gray tabby and white female, spayed, indoor home only. Playful and always busy! See her page for more information!
AVAILABLE: Penny: A longhair calico female found at the bottom of a dumpster at a local dollar store. Now healthy and fixed, and eager for a new home. See her page for more info!
AVAILABLE: Dollar: A shorthair orange tabby male, fixed, brother of Penny. Too nervous to go to a home with young children. Does not have to go with his sister. See his page for more information.
AVAILABLE: Homer, Sullivan, Peeps and Iris: 4 sight-impaired older kittens looking for a safe spot to land in pairs. Each kitten from the litter has something different going on with their eyes--but none are in pain and they have no health issues otherwise. They are super affectionate little love bugs! They have been spayed/neutered , and we are hopeful the local cat loving community will step up for these very sweet, deserving kittens. They will be adopted in pairs only, although we would prefer the 4 go together. Listed on The Visionary Litter.
COMING SOON:
We have more little ones needing homes. Their information will be posted when they are available, some are still a bit of time to recover from the conditions they arrived in. We really must rehome some of our current residents before we can take on any more.
COMPANION CATS:
Margo is a 4-year-old calico female (spayed). She should be the only cat, unless she has a kitty roommate who will totally leave her alone--and is otherwise low-maintenance. Very sweet gal, affectionate but not underfoot. If she has to live with dominant cats, she simply quits eating, so we are being extra cautious on this point. She doesn't care about dogs.
Please click on her name at the banner at the top of this site for more information.
COMMUNITY CATS:
Our working cats are usually adopted very quickly! We are very careful about our barn cat adoptions, as we work very hard to set both the cats and the adopters up for a lifetime of success!
CHALLENGING CATS:
Louise is ready for adoption, but she will be quite the challenge! Totally worth it for a dedicated owner who likes to problem-solve. To learn why, click on "Challenging Cats" on the banner!
MORE INFO:
We do not always have room for more kittens, and we appreciate your understanding.
We do try to always make room for newborn orphans. If we are unable to take your kittens/cats, we can suggest organizations with good reputations and a long track record--not sellers, flippers or hoarders posing as rescues.
We sometimes have to stop taking in new babies to take care of the conditions our kittens arrive with, rather than end up with everyone sick. We often receive sickly kittens from shelters or terrible situations--dumped, abandoned, forgotten, without their moms, attacked by dogs (and sometimes people), incorrectly fed or medicated, sometimes with wounds. They can have upper respiratory illness, internal parasites, ringworm--and worse.
We are not set up for adult cats, although we take mothers with the litters when we can, a few adults when we have space, and we take any of our own adoptables back if needed.
Working Cats
Letting our cats go as outdoor hunters is something we take very seriously; we usually only let our felines go as barn cats only if they are too feral to be tamed down, obviously prefer outdoor life over indoor, or in rare cases, have litter box issues that make them unsuitable for indoor life.
We require a safe shelter from predators for these cats, as well as caretakers who will provide food, water, and attention to their charges. ALL our barn cats are fixed, vaccinated, dewormed and flea-free. Our same adoption application and fee apply.
Happy to discuss the acclimation process with serious adopters. Call us at 1 (760) 986-4617 if you think a couple of barn cats or kittens might work for you!