Cream, gray, and black cats eating from plates

Kitty cats everywhere, kitty cats everywhere.

A cat in trouble should leave with a future.

Mindy Kratz helps homeless and foster cats in Rock Springs, Wyoming. Every pet is spayed or neutered. Fosters and adopters are vetted. Care covers the whole animal — not a stay in a holding pen.

How it works

Four things, in order. Nothing here is a holding pen. A cat comes in, is fixed, and is placed only after the home is checked.

  1. Take in

    Homeless cats and foster cats come into care. The point is a future, not a place to sit and wait.

  2. Fix

    Every pet is spayed or neutered. No pet is left unfixed.

  3. Check the home

    Fosters and adopters are vetted. A cat goes to people who were checked, not only to the first person who asked.

  4. Place with a future

    The cat leaves with a future. Care up to that point has covered food, stress, recovery, and the ordinary days after surgery.

Foster cats

These photographs are of foster cats. They are not named adoptable listings. Names, ages, and fees are not posted on this page.

What to expect

If you are wondering what happens to a cat here, these are the parts that are already settled. Visit hours and an application are not posted yet.

What happens to the cat

A cat in trouble is not left in a holding pen. The cat is taken in, fixed, and placed with a future.

Who is screened

Fosters and adopters are vetted. Homes are checked before a cat is placed.

Care, not only the surgery

Holistic care covers food, stress, recovery, and the ordinary days after surgery.

Questions

Where is Mindy Kratz?

Rock Springs, Wyoming 82901. A street address and hours are not posted on this page yet.

What cats are helped?

Homeless cats and foster cats. The work is for a cat in trouble to leave with a future, not to sit in a holding pen.

Is every pet spayed or neutered?

Yes. Every pet is spayed or neutered.

Are homes checked?

Yes. Fosters and adopters are vetted before a cat is placed.

What does care cover?

The whole animal: food, stress, recovery, and ordinary days after surgery.

Are the photos cats I can adopt from this page?

No. They are foster cats, shown without names, ages, or fees. This page does not list adoptable animals or an application.

How do I get in touch?

Inquiries are not posted on this page yet. There is no phone number or email on this page.

Can I donate?

Donations are not set up on this page yet. There is no donation link to use from here.