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We are not accepting cats from the public, including owner surrenders or found strays.
Before reaching out, please take a moment to review the FAQs below. Thank you for understanding.
Frequently Asked Questions
To help us focus on caring for the cats, we’ve answered some of the most common questions below. We appreciate you taking a moment to review them!
Where is Suncatcher Sanctuary located? Can I visit?
Suncatcher Sanctuary is based in Phoenix, AZ. Because we operate out of a private residence, we are not able to offer public visits. This ensures the safety, privacy, and well-being of both the cats and their caretaker.
Our long-term dream is to create a dedicated sanctuary space where we can host small events and allow supporters to meet our special needs cats in person. If this vision speaks to you, becoming a monthly donor helps make that future possible.
Thank you for understanding and for supporting our work.
Do you have cats available for adoption or foster?
Suncatcher Sanctuary is a sanctuary-based rescue and does not typically offer adoptions or a foster program. Most cats who come into our care remain with us for the rest of their lives due to their medical, physical, or hospice needs.
In rare cases, an adoption may be considered depending on the individual cat and circumstances. If that occurs, we follow a standard adoption process including an application, interview, home check, and adoption fee.
Do you accept donated items or food?
Yes, we do! Larkspur Cat Clinic accepts select donated items on our behalf, including gently used towels, cat trees, toys, and unopened food or treats.
Please bring donations during the clinic’s regular business hours and let the front desk know they are for Suncatcher Sanctuary. From there, we’ll take care of the rest.
Larkspur Cat Clinic
2915 W. Cactus Road
Phoenix, AZ 85029
602-548-1899
Business hours:
Monday – Thursday: 7 AM – 5 PM
Friday: 7 AM -12 PM
Thank you for thinking of our cats and helping support their daily care.
I need to surrender my cat or found a stray. Can you help?
At this time, we are not accepting cats from the public, including owner surrenders or found strays. Our intakes come primarily from local shelters and humane societies, often involving cats at risk of euthanasia.
We know how difficult these situations can be. For assistance, we recommend reaching out to the following local organizations, which may have intake options or foster networks available:
- Arizona Humane Society
- Arizona Animal Welfare League
- Lost Our Home Pet Rescue
- Animal Defense League of Arizona
- Pinal County Animal Care & Control
Do you have volunteer or employment opportunities?
Thank you for your interest! At this time, we do not have a volunteer program or employment opportunities.
If this changes in the future, updates will be shared on our website and social media.
My special needs cat needs temporary housing. Can you help?
We’re not able to provide temporary housing. However, the Arizona Humane Society may be able to assist with short-term resources or guidance.
Please visit their website for more information:
https://www.azhumane.org/resources-to-keep-your-pet/
Can you help financially with caring for my special needs cat?
At this time, we’re unable to provide financial assistance for veterinary care. However, the following organizations may be able to help:
- The Pet Fund – Financial assistance for non-urgent veterinary care
- RedRover – Grants for emergency veterinary care and critical needs
- CareCredit – Medical credit card for veterinary expenses
- Maricopa County Animal Care & Control – List of financial assistance resources for pet owners