Jane DeMartino made it her mission in life to rescue and rehabilitate homeless cats. In 1994 Jane's first rescue, Nina and all her kittens, succumbed to FeLV. In memory of Nina, Jane's Mission became a no-kill, feline foster home. Our goal is no more homeless cats.

This special operation is staffed by Jane and a few dedicated volunteers. Our residents are all victims of some form of mistreatment or neglect. We have had many cats that were deemed not adoptable but we proved otherwise using love, attention and food.

When you stop to consider that sometimes the biggest adjustment some of the cats had to make was being fed regularly and treated gently, you can appreciate just how much they've had to overcome to trust a hand extended in kindness.

Many of our cats are older, meaning when their hard life began, they were adorable, playful kittens - some were literally rescued from the street. One in particular was rescued from children who were using her as a thing to be tossed back and forth. Imagine a friendly, bright-eyed kitten being abused for amusement and you'll understand the motivation behind Jane's Mission to rehabilitate cats and educate the public about the positive aspects of pet ownership. Unfortunately, due to the number of cats currently in Jane's care, she is currently only able to take in cats on a temporary foster basis.


Like most animal welfare organizations, we need all the help we can get and everything we get, goes to our cats. We appreciate any assistance.

Here's how you can see our adoptables and our wish list!!