About us
RAIN Special Events
Available Pets
Current Special Cases
Financial Information
Mission Statement
Moving, Good  Homes Wanted: Humor?
Success Stories
Support RAIN
Volunteer Information sheet
Where do they come from?

Cats
Cat Health Information
Cat's Prayer
Little Known Feline Diseases
Adult Cats Are Great Companions
CARE Program
Cat Facts
Cat Humor
Cat Information
Cats and plants
Cats On Parade
Declawing Information
Elliot: the Life of a feral cat
Foster Home Pictures
Free Kitten, not really
From stray to family member, a kitten's story
In Harm's Way
Keep Kitty Inside Please
Look Away, a poem for strays
Rescue to Show Cat
Scratching Alternatives
Stories about Cats
Stray Kitten Softens A Heart
The Chistmas Kitten
The Second Cat

Dogs
Dear Dog
Dog Humor
Dog Information
Dogs On Parade
How Could You? A dog's letter

General Information
Financial Help for Sick and Injured Pets
Pet Rules
Alumni letters
Animal testing
Cat or Dog, which is best for you
Helpful links
Is a Cat the right pet for me?
Is a dog or puppy right for me?
Low Cost Spay/Neuter Information
Newsletters
Our Veterinarians
Poem For Rescuers
Rescue Contacts and links
Shop and Support RAIN
The Journey
The Rainbow Bridge
Your Pet's Plea


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Cat or Dog, which is best for you

Remember, whichever you chose, your new 'family member' will be with you a long time. It is not uncommon for cats to live to be 18 years old. They should be viewed as additions to the family, not household decorations to be discarded when you redecorate. (yes, we have rescued cats that were abandoned when new carpet was installed.).

If you are getting a pet for your child, what is going to happen when they go away to college and can't take it?
 

Tips For Choosing a New Dog

When bringing a new canine member into your family, you must consider several factors that will make the adoption a success. If you'd like to learn about how to choose the dog that will do best in your situation, selecting the breed/mix right for you and find out which personality traits to look for in your new pal, please click here.
Tips For Choosing a New Cat

A new cat can bring lots of joy into your life. Choosing a cat that will do best in your home is an important and often confusing task. If you'd like to learn how to choose the right cat for you, how to introduce your cat to your other animals and which personality traits might be suitable for your family, please click here

 

 

RAIN Contact Information

Telephone (407) 620-9736
Postal address  P.O. Box 608221 Orlando, FL. 32860-8221
 

 

About us
RAIN Special Events
Available Pets
Current Special Cases
Financial Information
Mission Statement
Moving, Good  Homes Wanted: Humor?
Success Stories
Support RAIN
Volunteer Information sheet
Where do they come from?
Cats
Cat Health Information
Cat's Prayer
Little Known Feline Diseases
Adult Cats Are Great Companions
CARE Program
Cat Facts
Cat Humor
Cat Information
Cats and plants
Cats On Parade
Declawing Information
Elliot: the Life of a feral cat
Foster Home Pictures
Free Kitten, not really
From stray to family member, a kitten's story
In Harm's Way
Keep Kitty Inside Please
Look Away, a poem for strays
Rescue to Show Cat
Scratching Alternatives
Stories about Cats
Stray Kitten Softens A Heart
The Chistmas Kitten
The Second Cat
Dogs
Dear Dog
Dog Humor
Dog Information
Dogs On Parade
How Could You? A dog's letter
General Information
Financial Help for Sick and Injured Pets
Pet Rules
Alumni letters
Animal testing
Cat or Dog, which is best for you
Helpful links
Is a Cat the right pet for me?
Is a dog or puppy right for me?
Low Cost Spay/Neuter Information
Newsletters
Our Veterinarians
Poem For Rescuers
Rescue Contacts and links
Shop and Support RAIN
The Journey
The Rainbow Bridge
Your Pet's Plea

 

 

 

 

 

 

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