Helping the Helpless
A sanctuary, a rescue, and a voice for cats.
Based in Huapai, we give Auckland's most vulnerable cats a safe home, a second chance, or an advocate - whatever they need most.
Making a Difference every day
200+
Cats living at our sanctuary in Huapai
20
Cats speyed and neutered every month
59
Cats adopted into loving homes last year
Passionate About Feline Welfare
Helping cats, saving lives.
NZCF is dedicated to rescuing, caring for and protecting stray, abandoned and vulnerable cats. Through rescue work, desexing programmes, sanctuary care and community education, we give cats a second chance at a safe and happy life. Every cat matters, and with the support of our community, we continue to make a difference every day.
Rescue and Rehabilitation
Providing safe shelter and helping cats heal, recover, and thrive.
A forever home for those who need it
Because every cat deserves a home for life.
Helping cats find their forever homes
Creating happy endings, one rescue at a time.
Donate
Your donations help provide food, shelter, veterinary care and enrichment for cats in need. Every dollar saves lives.
Volunteer
Give your time and skills to support our cats. There are many ways you can get involved.
Foster
Open your home and heart. Fostering provides a safe, loving space for cats while they wait for their forever home.
Fluffy Tom
Champagne
Rusty
"I visited you today, which is a special memorial day to me. Your beautiful cats and the care that you have shown them has truly touched my heart and I am grateful that your organisation is out there doing good work. Please give them lots of love and affection for me."
Riley
"Thank you for the incredible sanctuary you've created and for giving so many fur babies a beautiful home. We're so thrilled to have been introduced to the gorgeous Edward and look forward to welcoming him into our home."
Diana
"Thank you for your incredible compassion and dedication. The love and care you guys give to these cats truly changes their lives. What you do makes a real difference, and it doesn't go unnoticed."