Barn Home Needed
We have recently rescued a large feral cat who was in a dangerous situation in a high traffic area. Despite our initial concerns about being able to accommodate him, we couldn't bear the thought of releasing him back into the dangerous environment. Thanks to a generous supporter, we were able to provide him with a catio and an insulated heated bed, offering him a temporary safe place. However, we acknowledge that this setup is not sustainable for the long term. The cat has been neutered and vaccinated, but we are struggling to find him a suitable permanent home. We are now in desperate need of a barn home for this big boy where he can live safely and freely. We understand the unique requirements of caring for a feral cat and will provide all the necessary information and support to ensure his successful transition to a new environment. If you or anyone you know may be able to offer this cat a barn home, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. Your assistance in finding a suitable place for this rescued feline would make a world of difference in his life.
Kimberly!
Kimberly is a spoiled brat, I won't lie. She is a HUGE DIVA. When new people enter the room her anxiety goes through the roof and she cannot wait for you to leave! Kimberly likes to feel safe and secure, she has made this foster room her safe haven π. She is aware of her surroundings at all times and is very cautious. Kimberly still greets me with a hiss (which is harmless). Once i start petting her she melts like π§! Kimberly is a great cat and very independent, she. will need someone to give her time to shine in her new home π
Bunnie π
Bunnie is taking a vaca from Katie and all the crazy doc appointments. She is in my foster room (Krista) with her brother Jelly! As many of you know Bunnies stiff and clumsy walking remains a mystery, even after multiple vet visits and unfortunately there will be more visits in her future π₯Ή. Bunnie stays to herself and always looks very serious. She is such a odd little one and I wish she could just talk to us and let us know what's wrong. Today she purred softly while I rocked her in the chair and even gave me a little kiss π. I think this is her way of letting us know she is content and comfortable for the time being. She will continue to live with Katie and I until we figure out a diagnosis for this little one π
Bruce !
Bruce has been under my care for exactly three months now! It has been filled with both challenges and heartwarming moments.He is a TNR kitten, that has come a long way since we first met. In these 3 months he has made excellent progress and was the first among his siblings to trust and warm up to me. He may be bashful at first, but once he feels comfortable, his purring is nonstop! Bruce is a gentle soul and plays the role of a βfatherβ figure in the foster room. He has a special bond with me and craves attention around the clock. Bruce truly deserves a loving forever home where he can be showered with affection and care.Thank you for being a part of Bruce's journey, let's keep working together to find the perfect home for our sweet boy!
My love bugs
My love bugs are doing so well! Iβm so proud of jellyβs progress! I have a really good group of mature kitties!
Aster!
Aster found a cluster of collars and has been running around with them for about 10 min growling π€£. When him and Bud find a favorite βtoyβ sharing is not going to happen!
Bruce π
Bruce is so special and way to innocent for this world! I am so glad we trapped him from a colony during our TNR. He deserves so much more than that and does not have a mean bone in his little body! If you have adopted from us, you know we are very upfront and honest about our kitties personalities the good and bad! I am their advocate and I always try to put their needs first. Trust me when I say βBruce is one special boy, that you will not regret!β