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We're a donation-based small rescue with a focus on kittens.
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We also trap, fix & vaccinate feral adults
We are taking direct cash donations toward our account "Feral to Friendly Cat Rescue" at Alpine Animal Hospital in Corvallis, Oregon
Thank you donors🩷

11/13/2024

We have gotten our second shelter out! This shelter was kindly donated all set up! This shelter houses one cat, that being Mama Sage. We spayed Mama Sage back in August and trapped her kittens. She has three kittens: Yarrow, Poppy, and Juniper. Yarrow is currently at Safehaven and up for adoption! Poppy and Juniper are in a foster home being socialized 🤗

11/09/2024

Today is a very sad day.
Unfortunately, we had to euthanize Adira after careful consideration. Her conditions included severely high risk of spread to other felines, and careful treatment that would have been next to impossible for a feral. She also would have had to undergo the socialization process which would have profoundly negative effects on her healing journey. She tested FIV and FeLV positive, had countless ulcers in her mouth and also had a very servery contagious upper respiratory virus called Calisivirus. Extremely underweight, and extremely weak.
Today was not easy for us. We committed to trapping her weeks ago, and have grown to love this little sweetheart. This industry is incredibly hard, and takes careful decision making. Please send love, as we have had to say goodbye to this sweet girl.

11/08/2024

BIG NEWS! Adira has been trapped by her feeders with a live trap and mackerel juice. This is so exciting and I feel overjoyed. Adira has an appointment at alpine tomorrow and we will be able to learn more about her!
-Faith co-founder

11/05/2024

A few of the kittys at Adira's colony

11/04/2024

The warming station is being put to use! This station is at Freyja's colony. Pretty boy is in the back and golden boy is in the front.

11/03/2024

We are in need of donations. We have an appointment this Monday for 4 cats. Tomorrow Faith with be attempting to trap pretty boy and Cynder (from Freyja's colony), and 2 twins from Adira's colony.
We're still working on Adira. We had her netted and scuffed, however she was escaped during the transfer. Faith has been checking in on her. She's back with her colony and trying to stay warm. Faith has continued to try and catch her, but has had no success.
We have another injured kitty on our hands as well. Golden Boy, who is apart of Freyja's colony and we got neutered in August is limping. Golden boy was limping in the summer on his front paw and was examined, the vets didn't see anything. Now he is limping in his back paw and is not putting any pressure on it, he seems to be in quite a bit of pain.
Any financial help for all the kitties we're helping would be greatly appreciated! Thank you to all our supporters!
-You can donate to our Alpine Animal Hospital cat rescue account. You may do this by calling 541-752-7747 and dialing 1 to speak to a receptionist.

-donate to our venmo :

-donate to our Paypal:

-donate to our GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/daca8037

10/31/2024

We have our first warming shelter out for Freyja's colony. We would love weather prodd dog houses, chicken coops, storage bins! We have atleast 3 more that we need to get out before winter 🥰❄️🐱

10/30/2024

Today Cora and Faith will be working together to catch Ms. Adira. Her appointment is next Wednesday to get spayed and an examined. We would love to get her fully vaccinated, dewormed and flea treated during her appointment, if you're feeling called to help with this, here are ways you can donate:

-You can donate to our Alpine Animal Hospital cat rescue account. You may do this by calling 541-752-7747 and dialing 1 to speak to a receptionist.

-donate to our venmo :

-donate to our Paypal:

-donate to our GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/daca8037

10/30/2024

National cat day! Tons of photos of kitties we have rescued/ TNR. Drop photos of your kitties in the comments 🥰🫶🏼

10/28/2024

Sweet Adira remains untrapped. Today we bought a net to trap her with. Faith has done everything she can with the live and drop traps, but it's time to get this little girly and get her to the vet ASAP. We have an appointment for her next Wednesday. Please send out all luck, hope and love for us! And in the meantime, if you'd like to help us fundraise, visit our page to find our post about Faith's yummy cakes in a jar. All proceeds go to the cause. ❤️ 😺

10/28/2024

Adira running away from me.
We're trying to borrow a net in order to trap her. As she has not been interested in food. I don't think she can smell or hear very well. Faith has been able to sneak up on her and get very close, which is why we think a net would be best

10/23/2024

We have a special announcement! Mama Kiki (KeeNala) has given birth to one beautiful baby girl! That’s not all though! Earlier today, we had an anonymous donor call in and say that they will match up to $500 worth of donations (for a total of $1,000) for any donations made to help Mama Kiki and her baby get the medical care and supplies they need. If there’s any extra leftover, we are able to use that for the other cats and their expenses. If you’d like to make a donation for Mama Kiki and her baby, you can go to our website, Venmo or GoFundMe. Please leave a note indicating that you are donating for Mama Kiki and her baby so we know the total amount that we can match. Thank you so much to everyone who has already sent in nursing mama and baby cat food or sent in donations to help us care for Mama Kiki and her baby during this crazy time. We are still very financially strained after the move so we really appreciate all the help we get from this wonderful community so we can keep doing what we do! Just a reminder that we are a 501c3 nonprofit now too so all donations made are considered tax exempt!

10/23/2024

Faith tried trapping Adira on Monday and was unsuccessful. Hoping to trap her tomorrow! We're still raising funds for her medical care and supplies for while we have her.

Adira is 2 yrs old, the size of a kitten, delayed, and her tongue does not retract into her mouth.
We are planning on getting her fixed at alpine animal hospital and having an exam done. A spay is $125 and the examination fee is $80. We are currently raising funds for this to be done as soon as possible.
Once we have an estimate from her procedure we will continue to fundraise.

Ways you can support Adira:

-You can donate to our Alpine Animal Hospital cat rescue account. You may do this by calling 541-752-7747 and dialing 1 to speak to a receptionist.

-donate to our venmo :

-donate to our Paypal:

-donate to our GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/daca8037

10/17/2024

Adira was looking awfully cute today when I went to visit her.

Adira is 2 yrs old, the size of a kitten, delayed, and her tongue does not retract into her mouth.
We are planning on getting her fixed at alpine animal hospital and having an exam done. A spay is $125 and the examination fee is $80. We are currently raising funds for this to be done as soon as possible.
Once we have an estimate from her procedure we will continue to fundraise.

Ways you can support Adira:

-You can donate to our Alpine Animal Hospital cat rescue account. You may do this by calling 541-752-7747 and dialing 1 to speak to a receptionist.

-donate to our venmo :

-donate to our Paypal:

-donate to our GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/daca8037

10/15/2024

Adira's colony:
We are getting a handful of these kitties fixed at FCCO in November. However Adira will be euthanized if taken there. We are planning on getting her fixed at alpine animal hospital and having an exam done. A spay is $125 and the examination fee is $80. We are currently raising funds for this to be done as soon as possible.
Once we have an estimate from her procedure we will continue to fundraise.

Ways you can support Adira:

-You can donate to our Alpine Animal Hospital cat rescue account. You may do this by calling 541-752-7747 and dialing 1 to speak to a receptionist.

-donate to our venmo :

-donate to our Paypal:

-donate to our GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/daca8037

10/11/2024

Good morning!! In case you wanted to make a difference with a small, sweet gesture, we could use some flea treatment, food and litter! ♡

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Adira running away from me. We're trying to borrow a net in order to trap her. As she has not been interested in food. I don't think she can smell or hear very well. Faith has been able to sneak up on her and get very close, which is why we think a net would be best

The Happy Cat Club at work tonight with TNR efforts on dropped and feral cats. Drop trap style

All in a day's work 🤗🩷. Get a hold of us to see how you can help. #tnr #rescue #savecats #feralkittens

Neko showing our most shy rescue intake, Shanobi that she's safe, and welcome. 🩷🩷🩷 #fromferaltofriendlyoregon #kittenrescue #TNR #rescue #feralcatsoforegon #feral #dumpedcat #kittiesoffacebook

Come by and play with our rescues! 🩷 #fromferaltofriendlyoregon #fffo #kittenrescue #rescue

Handmade hammock= new toy!!

Silly kitties can't get enough food! 😭🤣

Freyja

This week we released Freyja back into her environment after getting her spayed and letting her heal. I've been visiting Freyja for a couple of months and keeping an eye on her. I rescued her kittens in May, socialized them and brought them to safehaven, before we started this rescue. I rescued her mate, Odin, previously. It's so nice to get this kitty family the healthcare they need and vaccinations. Freyja is already doing great back in her environment!

Ambrose is our youngest volunteer. He is growing up learning of the importance of caring for a helpless, innocent animal in need of our kindness. He was born with the natural love for animals, and he is so good with them. It is so sweet to see them together, and it's a great way for the kittens to adapt to children for any potential children in their adopted families in the future 🩷