Boarding

Looking for a safe and specialized place to board your cat? 

Look no further! At Cat Care Durango, we provide year-round boarding services exclusively for cats—making us the only feline-focused boarding facility in town!

What makes us unique?

  • We cater exclusively to cats, ensuring a calm and stress-free environment tailored to their needs.

  • All profits from our boarding services directly support the cats in our rescue & sanctuary, helping provide care and resources to those in need.

We invite you to visit our facility and see what makes us the purr-fect choice for your cat. Please call ahead to schedule a tour so we can dedicate time to showing you around.

Trust Cat Care Durango for expert care and a home away from home for your beloved feline!

If you have any other questions: email us at catcaredurango@gmail.com or give us a call us at (970)946-0768

Boarding Information Form

**Please note that all boarders must be fully up-to-date on their vaccinations. Proof of vaccination is required before your cat can be admitted to our facility.

Boarding Prices:

$25 per day for boarding one cat, and $20 per day, for any additional cats, ONLY if the cats will be staying in the same condo. If they need separate condos, each cat will be $25 per day per cat.

Daycare day (no overnighting) the cost is $20 per cat. 

Additional Charges

Food Fee

If you do not bring your own cat food we will gladly feed them the same food we feed our kitties for an extra $5 fee per cat, per day.

After Hours Check-in/Check-out

Any authorized check-in or check-out outside of our normal operating hours will incur an additional fee of $10. "After Hours" applies to any time outside of our standard business hours.

Any additional care, such as administering medication, will incur a $5 fee per cat, per day.

Medications must be provided by the owner.

All medications must be in their original containers.

For vet-prescribed medications, the container must include the animal's information.

Extra Care Fee

Thank you for helping us ensure the best care for your feline companion!

TNR

What is TNR?

TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) is the process of humanely trapping feral cats in their colonies, spaying or neutering them, vaccinating, and returning them to their original location. During this process, cats are also ear-tipped—a painless procedure that provides a visible marker indicating the animal has already been altered. TNR helps control feral cat populations and reduces behaviors like fighting and roaming.

If I don’t want the cat back, can you relocate it?

Unfortunately, there are far more feral cats than resources to care for them. At this time, feral cats must be returned to their home colonies after being altered and vaccinated.

What can I do about feral cats harassing my pets or using my garden as a litter box?

The best solution is to get them spayed or neutered! Altering cats reduces fighting, roaming, and other unwanted behaviors. To keep cats out of your yard, visit www.cat-repellant.info for humane solutions to deter feral cats from your property.

Should I trap feral cats?

No, do not attempt to trap feral cats without a clear plan in place. Otherwise you or the cat may end up with undue stress or even injury. Contact Cat Care Durango before trapping any cats. Our team can provide advice and, depending on available funding, may be able to assist with the process.

Surrender

Here at Cat Care Durango, we understand that life can sometimes present unforeseen challenges that make it difficult to continue caring for your kitty.  While surrendering your animal is a difficult decision, we are here to help provide you with support to make the best choice for your pet.  

Cat Care Durango is a limited admissions rescue facility, we only have space for approximately 50 kitties and therefore we cannot accept every cat or kitten that is appealed to us for surrender.  We wish we could help all the kitties, but unfortunately, we have to make difficult decisions so we can continue to help as many as possible for years to come.  

Please complete our surrender information form for surrender consideration. This helps us evaluate and get to know more about the cat you're attempting to re-home and ensure we have the resources to care for them.  Please answer honestly, so we can provide the best service for you and the best care for your pet.

If your surrender application is approved, there will be a $150 surrender fee per cat. This fee helps offset the cost of housing, feeding, and providing medical care for the cat until we can find them a new home.

Please note that for found strays, please contact your nearest municipal shelter for the best chances of the cat finding its way home.

Filling out this form is not a guarantee that we will accept your cat into Cat Care's facility