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Foster Homes needed for Cats. If you would like to join us in this rewarding work helping save lives, please
contact us. We are looking for people who can temporarily foster a cat until a permanent home is found. We provide the
medical, food if needed.
For more info, call (801) 870-9093
Help Us help them!
The Pet Samaritan Fund, a nonprofit organization was established in 1991 by founder Emily C. Dial, when she saw the desperate
need to help the most helpless members of Society-abandoned/injured and/or abused pets in the Salt Lake City, Utah and
surrounding areas.
PSF takes in owner surrenders from desperate situations and pulls from surrounding local shelters to be made available for
adoption into new homes.
Cats/kittens are rescued from local animal shelters to help reduce the overflow populations. Many of these cats would have
otherwise been euthanized. We offer people the ability to become better educated on animal care & pet owner responsibility. Spay/neuter programs, TNR programs. Assistance to low-income families who are unable to afford emergency & often life-saving medical care for their pets that become sick or injured.
We provide:
- Shelter for sick, injured, abandoned, and abused cats & kittens.
- An Adoption Progran for finding homes for unwanted cats & kittens rescued from local Animal Shelters.
- Assistance to low income individuals/familes with medical aid, pet food, misc. supplies and transportation.
Adopting A Friend
Cat adoption venues only.
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Midvale Petco Store
1090 E Fort Union Blvd.
Salt Lake City, UT 84047
(801) 352-1510
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Ogden Petco
390 E 525 N
Ogden, UT 84404
(801) 528-5043
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Draper Petco
Draper Peaks
195 E 12300 S
Draper, UT 84020
(801) 495-4201
Cats: $95 - $150. Adoption fees include spay/neuter, vaccinations, rabies (if old enough), microchip, and blood testing, if applicable, on a case by case basis.
Ask about our Senior Discount!
Our adoption fees help offset the cost of food, supplies, and medical care for the cats in our care.
We do best to keep our adoption prices reasonable while generating income to support caring for the cats/kittens in our program until we can place them in homes. It is only through the generosity of donors that we have the resources to help so many.
PLEASE NOTE: Adoptive parents must be willing and able to assume the cost for the health and welfare
of the cat including medical attention, annual veterinary exams, and vaccinations.
If unable to keep your adopted cat(s) or kitten(s), please contact PSF to make arrangements for its return. (No time frame)
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Meet one of our youngest super heroes. Young Quest and his family adopted
a cat from us named "Molly" 3 yrs ago. You can see her in one of the
pictures. For the last 3 years, on his Birthday in December, he asks
his friends and family to contribute pet food and supplies in lieu of
gifts, to donate to Pet Samaritan Fund. We would like to thank him for
his kindness and generosity. This truly shows that no matter what age,
one can care about our cause and the work we do. Thank you Quest, for
your continued support!
Dana Christensen, Director
(and PSF volunteers)
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| About Pet Samaritan... |
The Pet Samaritan Fund is a 501c3 non profit organization established in 1991. We are not operated or funded by any national humane groups or government agencies and must rely on our adoption fees and contributions.
Every penny we raise goes to caring for our cats, and we never euthanize a healthy, adoptable cat.
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