RAPS Cat Sanctuary

A few years ago, it was usual for visitors to the Sanctuary to ask for the Dryer Gang, who hung out in...

One regular visiting-day question is “where are the kittens?” Visitors are always disappointed to learn that any kittens in RAPS care are...

This week’s blog comes to us from volunteer Pauline Chin On occasion we receive cats who are related to each other. There...

My “new” (recently adopted) old girl rejoices in the name of Madame Hooch (the flying instructor at Hogwarts); it was a name given...

Hillie was featured in a blog a couple of years ago, but her circumstances have changed, and I decided it was worth reintroducing her,...

When Richmond Homeless Cats first established the Sanctuary in 1999, the first structure there was a single-wide trailer. First located near the...

These two sweet girls have made the back deck of the Double-wide their home. Like Mya, Teagan and Kirstie, they are cats who...

Though most of the Sanctuary cats have come in as singles – whether feral-trapped or as surrenders, we have our share of...

Feral cats come to us in a number of ways. Most frequently someone will report a cat or several cats hanging around,...

Kirstie