Animals Can't Talk | Cat Rescue in East Stroudsburg, PA

We will speak for those
who cannot speak for themselves

I want to adopt I want to help

Please note that we are over capacity and need to focus on the cats that are currently in our care.

Adopt

We have many cats and kittens who are looking for homes. To help more cats, we must first find place those are still waiting.

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Volunteer

We are always looking for volunteers who can work amiably with each other for the benefit of the animals.

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Donate

We exist only on the kindness of your donations and adoptions.

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Our Mission

Rescue. Socialize. Re-home.

Animals Can’t Talk Rescue (ACT) is a 501c3 all volunteer organization. ACT hopes to help as many unwanted, lost and abused cats as we can. All are veterinarian checked, inoculated, treated (when necessary), spayed and neutered. Our main objective is to find them good homes. We exist only on the kindness of your donations and adoptions.

Featured Cats

Paradise

Buttermilk

Stella

Skittles & Snickers

Skittles & Snickers

This is what we do

We do not just take the adoptable cats. We take the ones who need medical attention, the ones who were left to starve, the ones who need to build trust with people. We take the pregnant mama cat, the lone kitten who needs to be bottle fed, the cat found on the side of the road. This is what we do. This is why we need your help.

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Come meet our cats

We are now accepting visits to the rescue, which is a private residence. You can come meet our cats by appointment only. Please give us a call at (570) 242-2846 to make an appointment. We are in Penn Estates, a gated community, which means that a day pass is required for entry. Our address is 1167 Woodland Drive, East Stroudsburg.

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FIV is not a death sentence

FIV is no big deal, it’s simply a virus. Most FIV cats live long, healthy, happy lives when given loving homes. FIV cats will live as long as other cats and die of the same old-age diseases. It is primarily spread by deep, penetrating bite wounds, not through play bites or saliva.

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A kitten is never free

… not if you want to take care of it properly.
Rescues like us have adoption fees to help cover costs of the cats in our care. It also helps ensure more of a commitment with adoption. Our fee is $85 for a cat up to senior age.

What does it cost to have a kitten?

Press & Media

National Volunteer Month

Celebrate the Impact of Volunteers and These 12 Nonprofits, including ACT

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Pocono Record Pet of the Week

Adopt me: Meet sassy Stella

Sure, you can call her by name but she might not come. Meet the Poconos’ sassiest cat, Stella.

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Paws up for National Cat Day

Adopting a cat or two? Here are tips from ACT and AWSOM about adopting.

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Contact Us

The best ways to contact us are through a phone call or email.
If you need urgent help, you can call us at (570) 242-2846 or send an email to strictlycats@verizon.net

Otherwise, write us a message on Facebook and a volunteer will get back to you when they can.
Please note that Facebook is not the place to discuss new intakes.