Rogue Community Cat Rescue
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Rogue Community Cat Rescue & Feral Cats Advocacy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for community cats through TNR, Rescue, and Adoption. If you are interested in adopting one of our available cats, fill out our online adoption application at: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/FCA/Cat
View cats available for adoption on our Facebook album here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.156276390174670&type=3
10/06/2026
False Fall vibes!!🥵
🐾Friendly reminder to have fresh water out for your felines.💦
Thank you!
Thank you to everyone who came out and supported us during our grand opening weekend at the Rogue Community Cat Rescue Thrift Shop!
We had an incredible weekend and we hope to see you back soon.
SpayAndNeuter
10/05/2026
We've got a Saturday plan for you, and it involves cats + kittens climbing on your yoga mat. 🐈
Zen + Tonic Yoga in downtown Medford is opening their studio to us on Saturday, October 17, from noon to 2pm for Cat Yoga. It's a 120 min, all-levels class, and while you move and stretch, adoptable cats + kittens from our foster homes will be wandering the room. Expect them to pounce on mat straps and chase each other under your legs. At least one will probably decide your downward dog is a good spot for a nap.
You don't need any yoga experience. If you've never been around kittens, that's fine too. They'll figure you out fast.
Tickets are $20, and $14 of every ticket comes back to Rogue Community Cat Rescue. That money pays for spay/neuter surgeries and vaccines for kittens like the ones who'll be sharing the floor with you.
Every cat in the room is up for adoption. Somebody is going to leave this class with an application in hand, and we hope it's you.
Space is limited so the room stays comfortable for everybody, tiny felines included.
Reserve at zenandtonicyoga.com (Schedule, then October 17) or pay at the door!
Questions? Call Zen + Tonic at (541) 622-2330 or email [email protected]. See you there!
10/04/2026
Happy birthday to our fearless leader, Amanda! 🎂🐾
RCCR is here because of Amanda. Over the years she's helped save and fix hundreds of cats across Jackson County, and a lot of that work happens where nobody sees it. She's a great leader too - our volunteers and fosters keep showing up because Amanda makes every one of them feel like their part matters.
Amanda, thank you for everything you've poured into this rescue. We hope today comes with cake and zero traps to check.
Leave Amanda some birthday love in the comments 💛
Want to celebrate Amanda? Tell your friends and family about our new Rogue Community Cat Rescue Thrift Shop in Talent, now open! Every purchase helps the cats she's spent years fighting for.
10/03/2026
Rogue Community Cat Rescue is teaming up with Fred Meyer South Medford for a county-wide effort to help provide food, supplies, and comfort to pets and families in our community who are struggling to make ends meet.
And it’s incredibly easy to help.
Next time you’re shopping at Fred Meyer, South Medford:
Pick up new, unopened pet food or pet supplies.
Drop your donation in the RCCR collection bin on your way out.
RCCR volunteers will be in front of Fred Meyer Oct. 1 - 3 from 1:00-5:00PM each day. RCCR will distribute donated cat food and supplies directly to local pets and families who need a helping hand. And the food will help restock our Community Pet Food Pantry for ongoing community support.
Know that your generosity will help provide essential supplies to local pets in need.
Fred Meyer – South Medford
1301 Center Dr., Medford, OR
Pet Food: Aisle 7
Thank you for helping us make sure pets in our community get the food and care they need.
10/03/2026
The Rogue Community Cat Rescue Thrift Shop is officially OPEN!! 🎉
We're here from 11am -4pm today at 210 N Pacific Hwy, Suite C in Talent.
Every dollar spent here goes back into caring for the cats in our community.
We are also taking donations for the shop every Sat from 11-4pm!
This weekend is the end of our raffle also. Bring food with you this Sat or Sun to donate and you'll also get entered in our raffle! It's all going to a mountain colony where around 150 cats and the family on this property are struggling to get by. We are trying to support them while working to get more cats out of that situation and get 30 of those cats fixed by mid October if we raise the $2,400.00 needed.
🎟️ 1 bag of dry cat food = 1 ticket
🎟️ 1 flat of wet cat food = 1 ticket
🎟️ 1 full grocery bag of non-perishable food = 1 ticket
Winner gets a $25 Kaleidoscope Pizza gift card, cat toys, Trader Joe's truffles, and a stuffed bear from PetSmart and 2 bags of coffee from Ceremony: Bench & Larder.
Can't make it today? We're open again tomorrow, 11am to 4pm.
Come say hi. Who's on their way?!
10/02/2026
The GRAND OPENING of the Community Cat Rescue Thrift Shop is here!! Saturday, October 3rd at 11am-4pm!
Come discover a treasure trove of clothing, furniture, home décor, books, collectibles, handmade items created especially for the shop, and plenty of surprises - all while supporting cats and kittens through our programs and services.
Because this isn’t just a thrift shop.
Every purchase helps provide food, medical care, including spay and neuter services, and foster and adoption support. It all means second chances for cats.
Bring your friends. Tell your neighbors. Share this post. And come see what happens when great finds meet a greater purpose.
And if you’ve been cleaning out closets, garages, or spare rooms, we’d love your donations, too!
Hours starting Sat Oct 3rd:
Shop hours: Wed. - Sun. | 10AM - 4PM
Donation drop-off: Sat. | 11AM - 3PM
210 N Pacific Hwy C
Talent, OR 97540
Shop. Donate. Volunteer. Save Lives.
10/02/2026
South Medford Fred Meyer is running a pet food drive for RCCR all October long!
This weekend our volunteers will be out front with donation bins Friday, Saturday and Sunday (Oct. 2 to 4) from 1 to 5 pm. Pick up some cat food while you're shopping at the South Fred Meyer, or bring it from home and drop it in the bin on your way in. Either way, come say hi!
We're collecting unopened cat food and cat supplies. Whatever you can bring makes a difference, whether that's a whole case or a couple of cans. Can't make it this weekend? No problem. Fred Meyer will have donation bins out all month long, so you can grab something off the shelf or drop off a donation any time through the end of October.
Here's why it matters so much to us. Everything collected gets split between two places. Part of it goes to our community pet food bank, which helps local folks keep their cats fed when money gets tight, like the retiree feeding a colony on a fixed income or the family trying hard to keep their own cat at home after losing hours at work. The rest goes to the rescue cats in our care. That's the kittens in foster homes, the cats healing up after medical treatment, and the ones waiting for their adoptive families to find them. Most of what feeds all of them comes from donations, so when the shelves get low, we feel it fast.
Thanks for your support!
Let’s have a discussion.
If you don’t believe in TNR, Trap Neuter Return, I genuinely want to hear from you.
And let’s focus on the word RETURN, because that seems to be where a lot of people struggle.
When there are thousands upon thousands of unhoused cats who are feral, unsocialized and not candidates for traditional adoption, what is the alternative?
Where do they go?
Rescues and shelters do not have unlimited space. There are not enough working cat homes for all of them. You cannot simply relocate thousands of cats somewhere else. And removing cats without addressing reproduction does not solve the underlying problem.
So what is the realistic, humane and sustainable solution?
With TNR, cats are sterilized so they can no longer reproduce, and then they are returned to the territory they already know. Over time, the goal is for that population to stop growing and eventually decline.
Is TNR perfect? No.
But when we are talking about an enormous population of community cats, we have to talk about solutions that can actually work on that scale.
So if you disagree with returning them, what would you do instead?
This isn’t meant to start an argument. I think it’s a conversation worth having.
Because regardless of where we stand, the cats are already here.
Now we have to decide how, as a community, we are going to deal with it.
10/01/2026
This weeks Thankful Thursday goes to Hunter Communications 💛
They donated to RCCR, and we'll be putting it to work fixing this feral colony we've been talking about. Every cat we trap, spay or neuter, and return here means fewer litters born outside next spring, and a colony that slowly gets smaller and healthier over time.
A lot of this work happens where nobody sees it. It's late-night trapping runs and cats recovering in someone's spare bathroom, with vet bills stacking up the whole time. We keep going because local businesses decide the cats of the Rogue Valley are worth backing, and Hunter Communications just did that for us.
Thank you, Hunter Communications. We're grateful to have you in our corner.
(Pictured is Dorothy one of the kittens rescued from the site, safe in foster care)
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