Louisburg, NC

Hope’s Animal Kingdom Cat Rescue is a 501C3 nonprofit  cat rescue located in Louisburg, NC. We are dedicated to saving the lives of abandoned and homeless cats and kittens in NC.

Through community efforts and support, we can come together to create a network of resources dedicated to helping these homeless cats and kittens. By working together, we can ensure that these animals receive the care and attention they need to grow and thrive, ultimately leading to happy and healthy lives. Your contribution, whether through donations, volunteering, or spreading awareness, can make a world of difference for these vulnerable felines

Stay up-to-date on all the latest news and happenings at Hope’s Animal Kingdom  by following us on social media. We're active on Facebook, Youtube, and Instagram. We also showcase our newest felines their before they are ready for adoption. You can also meet some of our cats at the Pet Supermarket in Raleigh and Cary.

Hope’s Animal Kingdom Cat Rescue was started in 2021 by Laura Zurawski and her family after the loss of their beloved rescue dog, Hope.  Although we help dogs, our main focus is on the overlooked cat population and  decreasing the number of feral cats/kittens in the community. We rescue, spay and neuter, vaccinate, and try to find homes for animals in need. Those that do not find homes will remain  here at the rescue. We partner with local shelters to help decrease the time cats and kittens remain in the shelter and ultimately end euthanasia due to overcrowding.

Our primary focus today is on rescuing and rehabilitating orphaned kittens that might otherwise face death or euthanasia in conventional shelters. Caring for newborn, sick, or injured kittens demands significant time and resources, as these vulnerable animals require constant care. HAK ensures that these delicate babies receive everything necessary for the best possible outcome. Our top priorities at HAK are orphaned kittens and nursing cats with their litters.

Rescue homeless kittens and cats in the community who have faced abandonment or neglect by providing shelter, nourishment, and essential medical care to foster their growth and well-being. Our ultimate goal is to find them permanent homes. We prioritize saving the most vulnerable kittens that shelters and individuals may struggle to care for due to limited resources, ensuring they receive the highest standard of care necessary for their survival.

 WE RESCUE, WE HEAL, WE ADOPT

Pre-Adoption and Early-Age Spay/ Neuter

There is an overwhelming number of unwanted and abandoned animals in the United States that end up in shelters. Many of these animals are euthanized before being given a second chance. To decrease the number of animals entering shelters, Hope’s Animal Kingdom supports the pre-adoption spay/neutering of all shelter animals, including early-age spay/neuter. Furthermore, Hope’s Animal Kingdom ensures all cats are spayed/neutered before adoption.  

Trap-Vaccinate-Neuter-Return (TVNR)

Hope’s Animal Kingdom also supports Trap-Vaccinate-Neuter-Return (TVNR), the humane approach to handling community cat populations. It protects cats’ lives and is well-founded to help control the cat population. TNR enhances the lives of cats, tackles community concerns, and stops overpopulation. TNR helps outdoor cats and people co-exist in our communities.  We trap feral cats, bring them to be sterilized by a licensed veterinarian then release them back into the community where they were found or to a safe environment where we provide food, water and shelter.

Hope's Animal Kingdom Cat Rescue is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to saving the lives cats and kittens n North Carolina.

Hope's Animal Kingdom is funded solely by donations and all donations are tax-deductible. Funds are required to shelter, feed, spay/neuter, provide medical care when needed, and provide preventive health care. All animals admitted to the rescue are dewormed treated for fleas and ticks, and given age-appropriate vaccinations, spayed or neutered, microchipped, and tested for Feline Leukemia and Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV).