Tenth Life for Rescue Cats
About
Rescue cat organizations match adoptable felines with permanent homes through paperwork, transport, and follow-ups. Behind every successful placement stands a network of foster parents, veterinarians, and adoption coordinators working to keep animals healthy and families informed until the day a cat moves in for good. Tenth Life for Rescue Cats is one of those groups, operating quietly in Upper West Side apartments to coordinate everything from medical clearances to home checks.
They handle the behind-the-scenes details most adopters never see. Foster setups, TNR partnerships with city clinics, fundraising for emergency care, social media spotlights on shy cats—each task keeps the rescue moving toward its next milestone. On paper, the group’s address sits in a pre-war apartment on 86th Street, between Broadway’s bustle and the park’s morning quiet. The space fits paperwork, storage, and the occasional volunteer cat carrier, but the real work happens in foster homes across five boroughs.
Reach the coordinator at 212-873-0140 or pull up directions to the Upper West Side base for transport drop-offs or volunteer packets.
