Dedicated to Saving our Community Cats
Rescued Treasures Cat Café
The café provides a relaxing experience with adoptable cats and kittens, free WiFi, snacks and beverages, our Rescued Treasures Boutique, and special events.
Cat Café and Adoption Sessions
Rescued Treasures Cat Café is open Thursday & Friday 12pm-7pm, and Saturday & Sunday 12pm-6pm.
Sessions are $10/hr per person on Thursdays & Fridays, and $12/hr per person on Saturdays & Sundays.
Booking fees are nonrefundable.
Adoptions are on a first-come-first-served basis.
Walk-ins accepted based on cafe capacity (15 people at a time) Café sessions begin and end at the start of each hour.
Please arrive 5-10 minutes early to check-in.
Children must be 8 years or older.
Minors must be accompanied by an adult, with at least one adult per 5 minors.
PALNV NEWS
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Veteran & Senior Appreciation Days
Every Thursday, we will be hosting our senior Kit-tea time, as a way for seniors to spend quality time with our kitties at the café!
Every Friday, we will have discounted café sessions in honor of those who have served.
*please note, to book these sessions, you do not have to be a senior or veteran. We do have special discounts on our other open café days explicitly for seniors and veterans - see ‘Special Discounts’ for more information
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Special Discounts
NEW Senior and Veterans discounts on Saturdays and Sundays.
$2 off cafe entrance fee (with qualifying documents)
Cheerio
On January 8th, we received a message about a cat in someone's backyard, who had appeared to be limping on one of his hind legs. We reached out to one of our rescue partners, Desert Whiskers Rescue, and they immediately took action. They went to the house, grabbed the cat, and took him to the ER vet. After $764, we found out his back left leg is shattered, and he has a urinary blockage. The vet placed a urinary catheter and sent him on his way. To receive the rest of his care, Cheerio was brought to our facility.
After a few days of extensive observation, Cheerio's catheter was removed and he is finally urinating on his own! However his leg still needs some attention. We're going to try our best to save it, but, we might not be able to, and he might have to undergo an amputation.
Cheerio is ear tipped, meaning he went through the TNR system and was released back outside. He isn't feral, just very, very scared. We aren't sure what caused his medical problems, but we won't ever let something like that happen to him ever again. Sweet boy, Cheerio, will find a furever home following whatever medical care is necessary to get him back on his feet, even if it's only three of them.
Events
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New Years Bunco
Roll in the New Year… Bunco style! Join us to play the classic dice game on Januray 13th, 2026. Doors open at 6:00pm, games start at 6:30pm. Must sign up ahead of time.
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Paw-tery Painting January 21st
Get ready for the purr-fect blend of art and whiskers! Spend the evening painting pottery while mingling with the adorable (and adoptable!) cats of Rescued Treasures Cat Café.
Help Us Help Them
Read our current and past stories of cats we save from the street who have fought the toughest battles.
Have some change to spare? Visit the page to donate.
Our Impact
2025 (January - December)
INTAKES
580
ADOPTIONS
428
2024
551
534
Since 2019
3,698
3,407
updated 1.25.26Kitty Counter
Total Cats
105
Adults & Seniors (over a year) Available
18
Kittens (up to a year) Available
77
Cats in Foster
28
Cats Available For Adoption
45
27
Cats in House
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