Cat House on the Kings Tickets

Cat House on the Kings (CHOTK) is California's largest no-cage, no-kill lifetime cat sanctuary and adoption center. Spanning 12 acres along the Kings River in Parlier, CA, CHOTK was founded in 1992 by Lynea Lattanzio with a mission to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome cats while educating the public on responsible pet ownership. Operating as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with no government funding, CHOTK relies on community support to care for residents and to sustain lifesaving programs. As of 2025, CHOTK cares for approximately 800 cats and kittens, along with a small number of dogs, and has collectively saved tens of thousands of animals since its founding. Explore their story, meet the team, learn about ongoing adoption efforts, and uncover ways to support this remarkable sanctuary through events and fundraising in the Fresno region.

Below you’ll find key biographical context, career highlights, and upcoming appearances where Cat House on the Kings shares their message and mission with animal lovers. We’ll help you secure tickets to CHOTK-backed events and related fundraisers, so you’ve got a reliable way to support this cause you care about.

Cat House on the Kings stays connected with supporters across multiple platforms. Follow their journey on social media for updates, adoption success stories, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of sanctuary life. For official information and resources, visit their website and affiliated channels. When you’re ready to participate in a fundraiser or attend an event, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket access and trustworthy purchasing support.

Social channels: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Bluesky, Threads, Twitter (X) @cathouseotkings, YouTube. Official sites and socials open in new tabs for easy reference:

Upcoming CHOTK fundraising events in the Fresno area include Cat House on the Kings Nightmeow at Fulton 55 (October 12, 2025) and Cat Video Fest at Tower Theatre (September 13, 2025). These events support rescue, adoption, spay/neuter programs, and public education, helping CHOTK continue its mission without government funding.