Our story & mission

Speaking up for the ones without a voice.

Founded in 2022, Lambton Cat Rescue is a registered charity powered by volunteers, foster homes and neighbours who believe every cat deserves care and a second chance.

A rescued tabby cat looking toward the cameraServing Lambton County
Why we exist

Compassion meets practical action.

The rescue helps abandoned domesticated cats and kittens, supports feral community cats and works to reduce overpopulation humanely.

There is no large paid staff behind the work. Donations fund clinical care and supplies, foster homes provide safe recovery spaces, and volunteers coordinate everything from trapping and transport to socialization and adoption.

Rescue

Responding when cats are abandoned, vulnerable or living in unsafe conditions.

Rehabilitate

Providing veterinary care, nutrition, safety and time to heal.

Rehome

Preparing social cats for carefully matched adoptive families.

TNR

Managing feral colonies through humane Trap-Neuter-Return.

How TNR helps

A humane answer to community cat overpopulation.

Trap-Neuter-Return improves the wellbeing of feral cats while preventing new litters.

Trap safely

Trained volunteers use humane methods to bring community cats into care.

Provide care

Cats receive spay or neuter surgery, vaccinations and needed treatment.

Assess

Social cats and kittens may enter foster care and prepare for adoption.

Return humanely

Feral cats return healthier to the familiar outdoor territory they know.

Volunteer board

Led by people who care deeply.

The board guides a grassroots network of fosters, volunteers and community supporters.

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Katelynn Lubbers

Board Director · Founder

“While we can't rescue every cat, spaying and neutering those we do save can transform thousands of lives.”
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Roy Lubbers

Board Director · Founder

“Rescuing one cat won't change the world, but it will change the world for one cat.”
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Sherry Harrison

Board Director

“Blessed is the person who has earned the trust and love of a feral cat.”

The next rescue starts with community.

Help make sure the team has a foster home, veterinary care and supplies ready when another cat needs them.

Join the effort