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The KittyKat Ranch We are the ONLY senior/feral cat sanctuary in the entire state of CT specializing in senior/feral cats😻

14/02/2025

01/02/2025

One of our newest residents , a rescue from Dan Cosgrove Animal Shelter, we're not sure if Penny is acclimating to her new surroundings😂 she might need a little work 🙀

31/01/2025

I saw this AI picture the other day, I remember thinking to myself, this is not a great depiction of what we do however this is a great depiction of our general population and the many personalities within, Fagetaboutit😻

25/01/2025

Big thank you to Lisa Dadio for the gifts to benifit the cause here, much appreciated and ALSO, Jess von Oy, always there for us🥃you know why👀

23/01/2025

The greatest thing you could do is, like our page and share our stories, we're not gonna stop doing what we do and the bigger audience we get, the more help we can get, the larger we can grow to get all of these cats off the streets of Connecticut, we love our cat people so much, it takes a village to raise a cat and there are so many 501(c)(3) and even more independent cat rescues trying to get these cats off the streets, trappers, feeders, rescues and fosters, we're not asking you to just support us, we're asking you to support Life for these cats, which means even if it's not us you donate to, then please support an independent rescue or a 501(c)(3), we're not in it for the pat on the back , we're in it to save cats, nothing more......nothing less! ❤️😻...... That is all🙀😺

20/01/2025

This morning's double rescue, sponsored by, my hand, and it was through a pair of wildlife gloves no less😺

16/01/2025

One of our many success stories but one that holds near my heart, Jasper came to us as a semi feral with a history of attacking as a result of overstimulation, in the three months we've had Jasper, not one attack , nothing but pure affection 😻 socializing feral cats is hard work and can take many years but not for Jasper
this cat is like my right arm, when I'm home doing cat duties, he is following me by my side, our routine is when I walk in the door I walk over to smell his nose and he smells mine and then puts his nose down so I can give him a kiss on the head. The point, the cats we accept as feral or old, whatever condition they are , through our help, end up being their best self which means they become their best life. The end result for cats nobody else wants is love and peace and I can't even begin to tell you how happy I am to do it every day of my life. just wanted to share ❤️

14/01/2025

Such a sweet gesture from Sylvie Tardif, thank you so much for the cat tower and lysine donation, so thoughtfull.

11/01/2025

Just want to give a big THANK YOU to Jess, Dana, and our son Lance who answered the call of paper towels!
Thank you !!!

08/01/2025

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Hello everyone! I am reaching out to see if anyone would like to help out with some paper towels and/or cat litter. We have run just about out, and these old guys sure do like to make messes 😆 I have the Amazon link here if you’d like to help.
Chester thanks you for all your support and love! ❤️
We are so thankful everyday for all the awesome people we have met along the way who donate. We really can’t do this with all of you!!

02/01/2025

Treaty treaty treat night for the residents. Some of the ferals elected to get their treats out in the catio👀 but most of our residents were on board🤣🥳

01/01/2025

Happy new years to everyone, our resolution is to save as many cats as we can in 2025 and give them the best home and retirement we possibly can😻

25/12/2024

Merry Catmis to all of our cat people out there😻 you really do make the world go round ❤️

24/12/2024

Merry Christmas Eve🎅

Reaching out to some of our rescues in our time of need, we are looking for anyone who may have an excess of feline antibiotics that they could spare some , its upper respitory season and we are dangerously low on antibiotics with about six of our residents with upper respiratory infections , the only way our vet will give us prescriptions is if we bring in each cat for a $300 "wellness" check plus the cost of the prescription and as you can imagine we have not yet hit the lottery 🤣 anyone with doxycycline, azithromycin or erythromycin would be greatly appreciated😺 enjoy your day 🐈‍⬛🐈

23/12/2024

We always hate to announce the departure of one of our residents which is why we don't do it often. Eddie, our 2nd documented 30 yr old feral to my Oscar Oscar, succumbed to age tonight. This particularly stings as how much we love Edgar but Ed represents the last of the senior cats we rescued 3 yrs ago in Pa, kind of the reason why we started doing what we do, a sweet formerly feral cat that lived a life from August of 1994 till tonight. 27 yrs a feral, 3 yrs a loved cat. We KNOW we did Eddie solid, doesn't hurt any less tho😢 We raise a glass to you Eddie🍷🍸L'chaim brother😻 we will meet again in those miles of green fields of cat grass and we will all be free of pain and suffering🙏🎸

21/12/2024

You know this time of year, myself and all of the sanctuaries and rescues are ALWAYS looking for donations, I'll get by but sometimes you just gotta step aside from asking to help a more important cause at the moment, this young lady is doing wonderful things to get cats and kittens into new homes, permanent homes, FUREVER homes, yeah yeah it's the holidays blah blah, if you could help her help these young cats out, that would mean the world to us. Stick a crowbar in the wallet, these cats can't save themselves🤣❤️😻

18/12/2024

Good evening all,

Just a friendly PSA. We have been getting a lot of calls, emails and messengers lately from citizens and other rescues about taking in a lot of younger cats, mama cats and kittens, not sure why, pretty much everybody knows what we do, Seinors and Ferals. Upon further investigation it appears there is a rescue called The Kitty Kat Rescue, Kat, same spelling, different missions , looking at their rescue page, it looks like they do wonderful work for cats around the state but just to be clear, we are not a "Rescue" of course from time to time we get some young guys in and as quickly as they get here we try and get them out to their next destination. We are a SANCTUARY, the ONLY senior/feral cat sanctuary in the entire state of CT. By the time a cat gets to us they have already been bounced from trapper to vet to rescue to us, a wonderful well oiled machine ❤️we are their retirement, they come here and they never leave😻 you're probably wondering why we even feel the need to post something like this, well the reason is we're getting about 10 surrender calls a day lately from Connecticut citizens that think we are the kitty kat rescue, we've even been tagged in social media posts with the poster thinking we are the kitty kat rescue, we love the kittens and the mamas but our specific mission is to senior cats and Feral cats of the older age. if someone reaches out to you, please kindly inform them🤘🐈🐈‍⬛ Thank you my cat ppl💪🎸🐱

14/12/2024

Today our Lion , Eddie, our only remaining 30 yr old documented feral cat. He Cant see for Sh*t, cant hear for s**t yet keeps kickin. Forever will miss our Oscar but now, Eddie is walkin the walk❤️😻 much love to all of our seniors and feral cats

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Finally got the theater set up for the residents in the rec room😺 they are slowly trickling in to see what the scuttle butt is all about 😂😻 mental stimulation is just as important as physical stimulation in senior cats, sometimes even more important, enjoy your evening and kiss those kitties🐈‍⬛🐈🤘

Sad day.. One of the feral mama babies had trouble breathing the other day and so we brought him to CVC in west Hartford where they did X-rays and found that he has a genetic defect of his esophagus. As he grew, the esophagus grew in a hook shape, making it hard for him to breath. We decided to end his suffering. I had homes for all four but put adoption on hold. I want to keep an eye on the ones to make sure they grow healthy. Poor baby boy. Rest in peace

These two😻Black cat is Midnight, tiger is Zelda, these two senior cuties were from the Pennsylvania feral community I rescued three years ago, it must've been love at first sight because these two guys are together constantly. Zelda got adopted out three years ago and then returned after two months, ferals dont think the same way a stray or tossed out cat does..These 2 were complete feral cats when I trapped them three years ago, socialization of feral cats and feral communities does not happen overnight, the best advice I have to people trapping Ferals is patience, in the end, the reward is greater than the initial trap, bite and infection, after all of that, you got yourself one HELL of a friend🐈‍⬛🐈😻

Sweet Millie had her follow up today at CVC, they all love her, they look forward to when she comes in because she is such a love bug she infects the entire staff😻 in about 4 short weeks once she is healed she will be going to protectors of animals who will find a forever home for her, but she wouldn't have never gotten to this point unless it was for Marla's community medical cat fund AT Connecticut veterinary center, once we can help Marla pay down Millie's bill we can move onto the next cat in emergency need, I know all of us rescues are continuously asking for donations but in reality that's only because we really need them, we rely on people out there that love to help out in an innocuous way, you don't have to be a rescue in order to SAVE cats, donations of any kind, I know everybody is tightly strapped in this economy but we speak for those who can't speak for themselves, saving them is our complete and total mission isn't it? winter is coming soon, help us help them 😻😺 donations can be made directly to Connecticut veterinary center in West Hartford, we pay one bill so that we can save another ,love you❤️ BUT love cats more😻😻😻😻😻😻

Millie is home AND hungry. Millie wouldn't be eating or well or treated if it wasn't for Marla's community cat medical fund sponsored by Connecticut veterinary center, Marla goes above and beyond to help raise money to get local rescue cats vetted in their worst hour, emergencies and when a rescue gets a cat in need but doesn't have the funds to get it vetted, let's please continue to fund this vital resource for all of our rescues. Donations could be made directly to Connecticut veterinary center in care of Marla's community cat fund when you call, 860-233-8564😻🐈🐈‍⬛🤘