The following topics can be found in this section: • Behavioral Assessments• Developing Trust• Meeting The Established Pride• If You Become Aware Of A Behavioral Issue Behavioral Assessments It’s rare that we know the backstory on any of the cats admitted to Devore Shelter. What we do know is that the shelter experience is stressful for most of them. Younger … [Read more...]

Please be aware that for all of the standard vetting procedures, you must factor in the cost of an exam fee if one is charged. Many clinics who perform these basic procedures do not charge exam fees so the cost of the procedure is what it is. However, if the vet you choose does charge an exam fee this fee does need to be factored in to the cost of the procedure.  For … [Read more...]

If your foster kitty is in distress, contact Renée and Lauren immediately by Facebook PM, email or phone to alert them to the issue and your concerns. If neither one responds within a half an hour of contacting them, please contact either your designated Foster Liaison or one of these Board members: Jen Ronan, Amanda Skinner or Cindi Switzer - and they will advise you. DO … [Read more...]

Kitty Devore Rescue is comprised of foster members in nearly every Southern California county. Rather than have our foster parents go to one centralized vet hospital for services, we’ve developed relationships over our years in operation with several veterinary hospitals and clinics in each county where foster members are located.  We have Kitty Devore Rescue accounts … [Read more...]