SoBe Cats

Incredible organization helping cats in the Miami Beach area. I had the pleasure to volunteer in their facility and care for the kitties. Nobody can imagine how much work it takes to bring the babies to the adoption stage and rehabilitate sick kitties from the streets as well. It’s a great place if you looking to adopt a cat or a kitten - fostering is also a very rewarding option if you can consider. And yes you do need a cat ! 🐈‍⬛ 🐈

I adopted my sweet boy Marcello aka now named Moshi💕 a few weeks ago when he was about 4–5 months old, and I am completely in love with him. Shortly after adopting, I also became a volunteer at the center, which has given me an even deeper perspective. Based on both my adoption experience and my time volunteering, I can confidently say that the people here truly care about the well-being of the cats. They go above and beyond to provide proper care, attention, and love for each animal, and they are deeply invested in doing what’s best for them. This center is filled with compassionate, hardworking individuals who genuinely want these cats to thrive and find the right homes. I’m grateful to be part of such a caring community and thankful I found Marcello through them.

The Kitty Campus is a fantastic facility and a HUGE asset to the community. I adopted my amazing little fluff, Meatball, from them and could NOT be happier with the experience. Not only do they run a facility with well cared for adoptable cats and kittens, but they also work very hard to trap and spay / neuter all cats on the beach, not just the friendly adoptable ones. This service is so important to reduce the stray cat population. If you are thinking of getting a cat or a kitten, the Kitty Campus should be your first stop!

We love Kitty Campus! My wife and I volunteer here and have for years, and we adopted our latest cat (a tripod named Butters). Everyone involved with this organization truly cares about animals and goes above and beyond to help. We are lucky to have them here in Miami. Several friends have also adopted cats from here.

Several haters bashing this rescue because of their friend's experience. It’s heartbreaking that your friend had to go through this ordeal. I hope they were able to focus on loving and supporting their pet through illness, rather than feeling as though they “purchased” something defective. It’s important to remember that a rescue doesn’t sell animals. The adoption fee helps cover essentials like spay/neuter surgery, microchipping, vaccinations, deworming, and other basic care, all of which would cost more at a private vet. Like people, animals of any age can have hidden health issues that appear without warning. Expecting any rescue to predict or prevent every medical issue isn’t realistic, and wishing for a rescue to fail because of one unfortunate case could mean thousands of animals mis