Orange County Humane Society

A non-profit organization under section 501(c)(3) is O.C. Animal League, Inc. Its main purpose is to rescue these animals and give them refuge while waiting to be adopted into caring homes.

Second Chance Pet Adoptions, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) No-Kill animal rescue founded in 2001, honors the memory of all animals who have been exploited, hunted, starved, tortured, chained, beaten, or simply ignored.

Mr. C. Richard Calore, a professional humane officer, founded the National Cat Protection Society (NatCat), an organization dedicated to the protection and services of cats, in 1968. He encountered a brave cat who kept him warm all night long while serving in a French foxhole during the bitter weather of World War II. He founded NatCat as a cat and kitten-specific animal center and a means of enforcing the ethical treatment of all animals after being inspired by this cat.

He encountered a brave cat who kept him warm all night long while serving in a French foxhole during the bitter weather of World War II. He founded NatCat as a cat and kitten-specific animal center and a means of enforcing the ethical treatment of all animals after being inspired by this cat.

A non-profit organization called Priceless Pet Rescue runs no-kill pet adoption facilities under the name "The Orphanage."

OCSP Cat Rescue is a non-profit organization with a 501 (c) 3 status. rescuing cats from high-kill shelters is the main goal. Being managed entirely by volunteers, we rely heavily on foster homes to save cats.