Dr. Anna Pfeiffer
Rainbow Kitty Rescue
Rainbow Kitty Rescue started as a cute name given by Dr. Andi's daughter, Lola, to the care provided by TLC to orphan kittens every year. Over the years, Dr. Andi, with the help of her kids, has taken in countless orphan kittens and injured, ill, or homeless cats, provided medical care, vaccines, spay/neuter, and rehabilitation to these kitties, and then adopted them out to loving homes...free of charge. Of course providing high quality care to these cats is costly, and TLC began asking for a monetary donation at time of adoption. People have donated anywhere from $20 to $200, and every single dollar has helped us continue to facilitate this amazing work we do for cats.
In 2020, we received a very generous donation from a local cat lover, and decided that it was high time to make Rainbow Kitty Rescue a reality as a non-profit organization. As of April 2024 we are a full fledged 501(c)(3) charity! We will continue to maintain our focus of taking in homeless kittens, and finding them loving homes, but will also work toward providing spay/neuter services for local feral cats and kittens in the form of TNR.
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We have 5 live traps available to check out and use to trap feral kitties for TNR. Currently Rainbow Kitty is only accepting TNR cats from the 99161 zip code, but will eventually expand as we have the funds. If you are looking for TNR anywhere in Whitman County, please contact the Whitman County Humane Society! TLC Animal Care works with them to provide spay and neuter for their TNR program too!
We will gratefully take donations of funds, as well as Friskies canned food and hard-shell cat carriers in good condition. Check out our Rainbow Kitty Rescue merch in our store too! Every penny of profit from RKR merch goes straight into Rainbow Kitty Rescue's funds! Please contact us at 509-592-8073 to donate!
Available for Adoption!
Meet Pontoon! He's a big guy with a sweet little personality. Pontoon came into the Rescue several weeks ago after his elderly owner passed away suddenly. Pontoon was traumatized by all of the changes in his life, but he is feeling much more comfortable now and is even losing some weight on his new diet. Pontoon is an older kitty looking for a nice quiet retirement home. He's vaccinated and neutered, and likely around 10 years old. Won't you consider giving this sweet older guy a nice home in which to live out his remaining years?
Meet Dink! He's a little guy with a huge personality. Dink is up to date on vaccines, neutered, and ready to be your new buddy. Dink is suitable for an indoor home with safe outdoor time. He does have a chronic runny eye and some chronic sneezing, but he's not a sick kitty, just a bit of a sniffly kitty. Dink is ready to get out of the clinic and into his new home as soon as possible !
Thank You!
Your support means the world to us! Check back here to see news, fundraising events, opportunities to help us help kitties, and see our adoptable cats and kittens!