4Paws Rescue Team
Saving Lives, Four Paws at a Time
At 4Paws Rescue Team, we provide safe, loving foster homes for homeless cats and kittens while they await their forever families. As a volunteer-run, no-kill rescue, we depend on your financial gifts and material donations to deliver vital veterinary care, conduct adoption events, and carry out rescue operations.
96¢ of every dollar goes directly to these cats and kittens in need.
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2 days ago
Kittens available for adoption!![]()
Pumpkin and her sister Mew Two along with their mom Mew came to 4 Paws from an overcrowding situation. Pumpkin is a friendly, playful and outgoing kitten. Mew Two loves wand toys and wrestling with her sister. They will need to be adopted together or with another 4Paws kitten of the same age. They have been spayed, are current on vaccines, negative for FiV/FeLV, and are microchipped. DC Metro area. Apply online at https://fourpaws.org/
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3 days ago
Kittens available for adoption!![]()
Born on March 17, 2026, Marie, Moony, & Smartie's story began when a kind person rescued their pregnant mother, ensuring she would have a safe place to raise her babies instead of facing the challenges of life outdoors.![]()
They are current on all age-appropriate vaccinations, have tested negative for FeLV and FIV, and will be microchipped prior to adoption. DC Metro area. Apply online at https://fourpaws.org/
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3 days ago
Kittens available for adoption!![]()
Brothers Scrabble and Checkers were rescued with their sister Mahjong by a kind family in Maryland after their mom was left outside to fend for herself. Wanting the best for this little family, they reached out to 4 Paws for help.![]()
They are typical playful kittens who love toys, chasing and wrestling with each other, and exploring everything around them. They would love to be adopted with one of their siblings or into a home with another playful kitten.![]()
They have had age-appropriate vaccinations, tested negative for FeLV/FIV, and will be microchipped prior to adoption. Apply online at https://fourpaws.org/
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4 days ago
🆘 Urgent Foster Request! 4 Paws does not have this kitty, but we will pull her from a partner shelter if a foster steps up to take care of her.![]()
4 Paws is committed to having an animal ophthalmologist evaluate her to see if her vision can be helped. There is a chance that her vision cannot be helped and she will be a special-needs foster kitty. Foster must live in the Northern Virginia/DC metro area. Please apply online at https://fourpaws.org/foster/
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4 days ago
Kittens available for adoption!![]()
Born around March 26, 2026, siblings Ramen, Noodle, Bean, and Tofu were rescued together. They would love to be adopted with one of their siblings so they can continue their kitten adventures with a built-in best friend by their side.![]()
They have received age-appropriate vaccines and will be microchipped prior to adoption. DC Metro area. Apply online at https://fourpaws.org/
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5 days ago
These 9 week old kittens are looking for a new foster home. They are playful and clearly love to hang out together. The ideal foster should be somebody that is around quite a bit or that works from home and can give them the attention they are seeking. Please apply online at https://fourpaws.org/foster/ ... See MoreSee Less
Stray and Feral Cats
Found a stray or feral cat in Fairfax County? Help is available through Fairfax County Animal Services (FCAS).
Stray cats (lost or abandoned):
Email: animalshelter@fairfaxcounty.gov
Feral or community cats (unowned and outdoors):
Email: communitycats@fairfaxcounty.gov
FCAS supports community cats — including feral and semi-socialized cats, outdoor-born kittens, and lost or abandoned cats. They offer:
- Community Cat Spay/Neuter: For feral and unsocialized cats who cannot live safely indoors. Cats are humanely trapped, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and returned to their outdoor home.
- Return to Home: Helps reunite lost or stray owned cats with their families, reducing shelter intake and keeping pets with the people who love them.
- Intake Triage & Rehoming: Evaluates and cares for unowned kittens and adult cats, ensuring they receive appropriate placement through foster care or adoption.
- Identification Support: Promotes microchipping and ID-tagged collars for owned and managed cats to make reunification with caregivers and families faster and easier.
If you find an injured cat, FCAS will assist if you bring it in during their operating hours.
For more info:Â fairfaxcounty.gov/animalservices/community-cats

