(6514 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98115
(206) 526-1558 | animaltalkrescue@gmail.com
Help by donating your time, becoming a foster home, giving monetary donations, or supplies. We are a 501.C3 #91-2041961 and your donation is fully tax deductible. You may also designate it in any employee sponsored charity program.
Tell your friends and coworkers about Animal Talk Rescue! Invite them to check out our website or stop by the adoption center to admire the cute kitties. Maybe they would want to volunteer with you or foster a little of kittens, you never know until you ask!
And please, spay and neuter your pets!
Nutro has been a outstanding supporter of Animal Talk Rescue. Their donated quality food products are essential to the rescue effort.
Animal Talk Rescue would not exist without monetary donations. Here are some examples of what your donation can provide:
Your donation is fully tax deductible and immeasurably valued! You can make your check payable to and mailed to:
Animal Talk Rescue
6514 Roosevelt Way NE
Seattle, WA 98115
You can also use the handy Paypal method and donate today. It's fast, secure, and easy to do, just click on the logo provided below.
Our rescue cats and kittens can always use donated supplies. Here are some of our most frequently used items:
Caring for our kitties is a full-time job - 7 days a week - and we need all the helping hands we can get. Whether you are feeding the cats, administering medication, or scrubbing cat rooms, working at the rescue is a rewarding volunteer experience. Cuddling up with a grateful cat and hearing a loud satisfied purr is the tangible reward you will get for helping animals in need. Please call the rescue at (206) 526-1558 if you would like to volunteer.
While the Rescue tries to accomodate as many animals as possible, space at the shelter is limited. Kittens need a home until they are weaned and can be cycled into the adoption center to find homes. Some kitties need foster homes while they grow so they are old enough to be adopted, others need to recover from illness or injury, and still others are shy or feral and need to have extra TLC and patience to help them be more social so they can be placed for adoption.
If you would like to find out how to help an animal in need by fostering
a cat, download our Animal
Talk Rescue Foster Program Handbook for comprehensive information on
foster home requirements.
