National lifetime care planning for cats

Give your cats a plan that can still work when you cannot.

Enroll your household, keep each cat’s care information current, and use a private Guardian workspace to choose the right transition pathway.

✓ One household plan ✓ Every cat documented ✓ Annual readiness

Clear rolesKnow who does what.

Cat-specific recordsCare details travel with the cat.

Verified readinessPlans are reviewed, not merely stored.

Private decisionsPathway and funding details stay in the Guardian workspace.

One secure place for the plan

Your pathway choices belong with your private records.

After enrollment, the Guardian portal presents the available pathways beside your cats, caregivers, documents, annual reviews, and payment records. The Team reviews any expanded responsibility before it becomes an accepted commitment.

Already enrolled?Sign in to compare pathway options and continue the plan connected to your household.
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A plan is a living system

From worried questions to an executable response.

01

Enroll your household

Create the secure Guardian relationship and add each cat who needs a plan.

02

Document what matters

Record care routines, medical needs, behavior, trusted people, and current documents.

03

Choose a pathway privately

Compare the available care pathways inside your Guardian portal and request review.

04

Keep the plan current

Annual reviews and change tracking keep contacts, records, and instructions ready.

See the full case process
A cat in the Cats in the City Rescue transition program
Real transition work · Cats in the City Rescue

Built from real rescue and placement work

A care plan should help a cat land safely—not simply move quickly.

The Path B framework is informed by cats who need observation, stabilization, fit-based placement, medical-aware care, and enough time to understand what a durable next home requires.

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National program fees

Start with planning. Add responsibility only when it is clearly accepted.

A $350 enrollment fee begins the planning relationship. The $100 annual membership supports continuing records, review, and readiness.

Review enrollment fees
Lifetime Care enrollment$350one-time enrollment fee
Pathway reviewPrivatecare and funding options are reviewed in the Guardian portal

Start with what you know today

You do not need every answer before you begin.

The first step takes about three minutes and helps us route you to Path A, Path B, or a combination.

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