Purrfect Love Cat Rescue

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Purrfect Love Cat Rescue To decrease the suffering and overpopulation of stray cats through rescue, rehab, adoptions, & TNR.

New at Petsmart Hoover! 3 month old female kittens Mimi and Fancy were rescued separately but fostered together and have...
08/22/2026

New at Petsmart Hoover! 3 month old female kittens Mimi and Fancy were rescued separately but fostered together and have become BFFs. They would love to find a furrever home together.

New at Petsmart Hoover! Maddox and Melina were rescued with Maclain and Marvin, all around 3-4 months old. We also still...
08/08/2026

New at Petsmart Hoover! Maddox and Melina were rescued with Maclain and Marvin, all around 3-4 months old. We also still have 3 white with gray kittens in that same age range (Lucille, Dwight, and Russell) as well as 8+ month old kittens (Aspen, Giselle, and Rocky). We are reducing adoption fees temporarily to $100 for an end of Summer Special!

New kitties at Petsmart Hoover! Come meet them Friday, Saturday, or Sunday afternoons if interested. We also still have ...
07/25/2026

New kitties at Petsmart Hoover! Come meet them Friday, Saturday, or Sunday afternoons if interested. We also still have the 3 gray and white 4 month old kittens and 2 adult tabbies.

Now available at Petsmart in Hoover.  3.5 months old and super sweet!Come visit them on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday afte...
06/23/2026

Now available at Petsmart in Hoover.
3.5 months old and super sweet!
Come visit them on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday afternoons if interested!

🌟 Calling All Cat Lovers! 🐱❤️Are you passionate about helping our feline friends? Purrfect Love Cat Rescue is in need of...
05/30/2026

🌟 Calling All Cat Lovers! 🐱❤️
Are you passionate about helping our feline friends? Purrfect Love Cat Rescue is in need of dedicated volunteers to join us at our PetSmart adoption center in Hoover. If you can spare 2 hours once a week (or even every other week) in the late afternoon or early evening, we’d love to have you!
This is a fantastic opportunity for those looking to earn community service hours while making a BIG difference in the lives of our adorable adoption kitties. Your role would include feeding, loving on, and scooping the litter boxes for these sweet furballs.
Interested in making a difference? Text or call us at 205-402-0014 (leave a message if we don’t answer).
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your support and for helping these kitties find their forever homes! 😺💖

Currently at PetSmart Hoover! We have a great bunch of sweet and playful kitties awaiting their furrever homes! Everyone...
04/26/2026

Currently at PetSmart Hoover! We have a great bunch of sweet and playful kitties awaiting their furrever homes! Everyone is fixed, vaccinated, tested, and ready to meet their new mom/dad!
Visiting hours:
Fridays: 2:30-5
Saturdays: 1:30-4:30
Sundays: 1-4:30
Ask for an application in store or by emailing [email protected]

We have 5 new 4 month old kittens at PetSmart! We also have 3 older kittens and two adults. Come meet them Friday 2:30-5...
03/10/2026

We have 5 new 4 month old kittens at PetSmart! We also have 3 older kittens and two adults. Come meet them Friday 2:30-5, Saturday1:30-4:30, or Sunday 1:30-4:30 at the Petsmart in Hoover behind Walgreens. They're all fixed, tested, vaccinated, and ready for their furever homes!

02/15/2026

Claws aren’t a bad habit. They’re how cats stretch, balance, defend themselves, and feel safe in their own bodies. Scratching is communication, exercise, stress relief, and instinct all rolled into one.

Declawing doesn’t “fix” a behavior. It removes a natural ability and replaces it with pain, confusion, and often lifelong issues like anxiety or litter box problems. And none of that is fair to an animal who trusts us completely.

Couches can be replaced. Cat trees can be added. Scratchers can be moved.
But paws deserve to stay whole.

Paws need claws. Protect them. Say no to declawing.

02/15/2026

We have been hard at work spaying and neutering feral cats. We deworm and deflea them before release as well as continue feeding and caring for all cats once released back to their colonies. This little girl would not eat after her sugery a few days ago, so we got her help today. This is why TNR cats should not be released too soon after their surgery. Some release in 1 or 2 days, which is higher risk for the cat. We have always released in 4 to 5 days if kitty is eating well and urinating normally. Once, we had one not urinating or eating. Vet diagnosed severe UTI. She was treated with antibiotic long acting injection and held several more days until she was eating really well and urinating normally. She would have died had we released her earlier.

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3780 Riverchase Village Ste 3
Hoover, AL
35244

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