● Join a community dedicated to helping cats thrive.

Get Involved

Saving lives takes a village. Every life we save is the result of a community coming together with compassion and purpose. From foster homes and volunteers to donors, partners, and adopters—it takes all of us working side by side to give cats the care and second chances they deserve.

If you’ve been looking for a way to make a real impact, there’s a place for you here. Whether you open your home as a foster, volunteer your time or step into a role that supports our mission behind the scenes, you become part of the team that makes rescue possible. Every helping hand directly contributes to saving lives and helping cats find the loving homes they deserve.

● Be behind the scenes

Join the Team

We are actively building a dedicated team of individuals who are ready to step up and help save more lives. Furballs Cat Rescue runs on people willing to take action—behind the scenes, in the community and on the front lines of rescue work. Every role directly impacts the cats in our care and helps us expand our ability to say “yes” to more animals in need.

We are currently looking to fill key roles across our organization and these roles are essential to keeping our rescue moving, growing and functioning at the level our mission demands.

If you have skills, time or passion to contribute, we need you on the team. This is your opportunity to step into a meaningful role and be part of a mission-driven organization that saves lives every single day.

Open Roles Include:

  • Medical Director

  • Foster Program Director

  • Foster Coordinator

  • Head of Partnerships and Events

  • Adoption/Intake Member (Stipend)

  • Vet Tech (Stipend)

If you consider yourself a leader, reliable, feline obsessed and wanting to play in major role in saving lives, apply today!

Operation Foster Haven | Open your heart and home

Foster

We are building a network of committed, reliable, long-term fosters who want to make a real difference in the lives of cats in need. Foster homes are the foundation of our rescue and we are actively looking for people ready to step into this essential role.

We are introducing a more intentional way of fostering— designed to help both cats and fosters thrive. Ideal foster homes will have open, flexible space or a room that can be set up as a dedicated “foster room” (office, spare bedroom, basement, pool house, etc.) creating a calm, safe environment where foster cats can decompress, grow and prepare for adoption.

We provide everything needed to succeed, including supplies, veterinary care and ongoing support from our team. Our goal is to remove barriers for fosters while ensuring every cat receives consistent, high-quality care in a stable home environment.

If your home and schedule fit, apply to foster for Furballs today!

● Can’t join—but still want to make a difference?

Become a Monthly Donor or Sponsor

Our cats rely on consistent support to thrive. By becoming a monthly donor, you provide steady resources that allow us to plan, rescue, and care for cats without interruption.

How your monthly gift helps:

  • Covers ongoing medical care, food, and supplies

  • Supports rescue operations and foster essentials

  • Helps fund events, outreach, and community programs

  • Ensures we can respond quickly to cats in need

Why give monthly?

  • Make a lasting impact with predictable, reliable support

  • Be part of a community that helps cats every single month

  • Know your gift is helping cats survive and thrive consistently.

  • Enjoy the tax benefits of charitable giving

Ready to make a difference every month?

FAQs

Are these paid positions?

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All roles are currently unpaid and volunteer-based, as we are a small 501c3 nonprofit. Our work is driven by purpose, passion, and community impact.

As our organization grows, some rescue team roles may have the potential to become compensated in the future, though this is not guaranteed.


How much time do board/rescue team roles require?

2

Board roles are a low time commitment and typically involve one meeting per month, with occasional support outside of meetings.

Rescue team roles are more hands-on and usually involve weekly or ongoing involvement, depending on the role.


What if I don’t know where I fit yet?

3

That’s okay! Our interest forms help us learn more about your skills, availability, and interests so we can find the best fit together.


How long is a typical foster commitment?

4

Most of our fosters are long-term and care for cats until they’re adopted. This provides stability and helps cats settle, decompress, and thrive.


Do I need prior rescue or cat experience?

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Not always. Some roles require experience, while others are a great way to learn and grow with support from our team.