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Cat Owner's Manual › Chapter 1: Choosing a Cat › Where to Find a Cat ›Cat Breed Rescue Groups
Advantages: These organizations "rescue" owner-less cats of specific breeds, then find them new homes. The Internet offers information on numerous such groups nationwide. Disadvantages: The particular cat you want may not be in your area, so adopting it might necessitate travel. Chapter 1: Choosing a Cat
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