Saving Future Feral Cats

Saving Future Feral Cats TNVR program to prevent reproduction of feral & community cats. No-kill Rescue & shelter dedicated to rehabilitating cats in Queen Anne county Md.

located at 205 Bay City Rd Stevensville, MD 21666

Single little kitten found in Henderson at a sand gravel place, no mom around, body cold but in the heat, it was close t...
07/06/2025

Single little kitten found in Henderson at a sand gravel place, no mom around, body cold but in the heat, it was close to 90, laying there alone crying on the ground, starving, dehydrated, dirty, eyes crusted closed and dying. She is being cared for around the clock, getting fluids under the skin, antibiotics, fed nothing but fluids first 12 hours, then half KMR and half pedialyte. She is doing much better now after 24 hours, but still not out of the woods, not drinking as much as we would like for her to, so we are doing small feedings often, every one to two hours. She is a survivor.
We have not named her yet, but will once she feels better and gives us a good name.

Please help us care for these babies and cats.
We are being inundated with so many individuals that need help and cats, babies needing care. Several are owners that passed and we are helping in these situations also. We have several kittens adopted, once finalized we will announce those.

If you have time to help in any capacity please reach out to us. We need cleaners, scoopers, feeders, fosters, outside work you name it there is always something to do.

We need supplies: wet canned food, dry food, kitten food, cleaning supplies such as Odaban, bleach, laundry soap, dryer sheets, dishwasher soap, hand dish soap, tall kitchen trash bags, LOTS Litter.

Need fosters to care for older cats and kittens.
We have a few older cats that need to get out of the group cat environment and into homes.
Most of all need homes for the babies.

We need monitary donations we have 28 spay neuters scheduled in this month and August first. We have 4 vet visits scheduled and probably some emergency ones that we dont know about just yet. Yes we are begging for help.

We are so GRATEFUL for what everyone does now and has done, there is no way possible to do this without you!

Thank you to our Volunteers, Fosters, that have done and do so much every day! There are a few that really need a big Thank You for their daily Efforts!

Here are our wishlists:
Bring/ship donations to 205 Bay City Rd, Stevensville MD 21666.

The Grooming Place Pet Shop

Bev's Grooming
Both local pet shops will give discounts for shelter/rescue items purchased!

Link to Amazon Wish List:
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1O4SO1H5RWKGQ?ref_=wl_share

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1O4SO1H5RWKGQ?ref_=wl_share&fbclid=IwAR1znCEw5TOBjjqjwFpfthD1EVqXgSCY8Ilw5ijWAyl84aDK6OUtbMS8OHA

Link to Chewy Wish List:
https://www.chewy.com/g/saving-future-feral-cats-inc_b72631903

We need contributions towards Earl's vet bill.  Earl is a TNRd feral cat that lives in Chestertown at a facility where h...
07/05/2025

We need contributions towards Earl's vet bill. Earl is a TNRd feral cat that lives in Chestertown at a facility where he is cared for and fed daily. He has been a permanent visiting feral cat for more then 6 years. The staff that feed Earl noticed that he was not feeling well,losing weight and not eating like he used to, the last few days not at all. They tried to catch him so they could take him to get help, they struggled to catch him so they called SFFC. I came out to help, caught him within a few minutes, but due to holiday and weekend they struggled finding a place open. So I took Earl home to put into a cage, observe and to take to the vet Saturday morning, since I already had another going.

We did xrays and found, Earl now has his intestines stopped up with something he ate, it is a mixture of bones and what ever feast he had. His xray shows a big blob, stuck inside, not moving through like it should. Earl is being hospitalized tonight, given IV fluids and things to help move this through. If this doesn't work, Earl will need surgery. The total for overnight stay, estimate is $800, with possible surgery $1,800. We weren't planning on having to take on another case...we have 4 of our already rescued cats and now a kitten needing medical care, its too much at one time.

If you can help towards Earl or baby kitten, Juliette, Snow White, Mouse, Agatha and three spay Neuters on Tuesday, please donate through Web page www.savingfutureferalcats.org
OR Zelle 410-490-3018
OR Venmo -Peter
OR Cash Ap $ingegartPeters

Any and every little bit helps!
We Thank you for your support!
We cannot take care of all these babies without your contribution.

On behalf of everyone at Saving Future Feral Cats, including our furry friends, we wish you a safe and Happy 4th.
07/04/2025

On behalf of everyone at Saving Future Feral Cats, including our furry friends, we wish you a safe and Happy 4th.

Borrowed from antoher rescue.  As I am currently forstering 6 plus 2 moms I can verify this with enthusiasm!  It is such...
07/04/2025

Borrowed from antoher rescue. As I am currently forstering 6 plus 2 moms I can verify this with enthusiasm! It is such fun watching them play togther and then curl up and sleep together.

Starting tomorrow your pets, especially your dogs will be out of sorts, here are a few suggestions to keep your pets and...
07/02/2025

Starting tomorrow your pets, especially your dogs will be out of sorts, here are a few suggestions to keep your pets and farm animals safe.

Secure the environment: Bring animals indoors or into a familiar, enclosed space like a barn or stable.
Minimize noise and light: Close windows, draw curtains or blinds, and consider playing calming music or using a white noise machine to mask the sounds of fireworks.
Maintain routine: Keep feeding and watering schedules consistent to reduce stress.
Stay with them: If possible, stay with your animals to provide comfort and reassurance.
Consider distractions: Offer familiar toys, treats, or activities to keep them occupied.
Monitor for signs of stress: Watch for signs of anxiety, such as pacing, trembling, or excessive vocalization.
Consult your vet: If your animals are particularly sensitive to noise, consider consulting with your veterinarian about possible medications or calming aids.
Watch doors to assure pets do not bolt out. If indoor outdoor cats take inside for the next few days. Keep curtains drawn so cats and dogs do not bolt and jump at the window and break through the glass.
Be mindful of wildlife: Avoid setting off fireworks near areas where wildlife may be present. While traveling the roads be more aware of the fact that wild and domestic animals may bolt out into the roads.
Check for injuries: After the fireworks, check your animals for any injuries or signs of distress.
Be aware of fire hazards: Keep fireworks away from flammable materials, and ensure they are completely extinguished after use.

After fireworks are over check on all your animals.

Mouse is a cat rescued from Sykesville, has FIV and has off and on health issues.  She now has a Urinary Tract Infection...
07/01/2025

Mouse is a cat rescued from Sykesville, has FIV and has off and on health issues. She now has a Urinary Tract Infection along with bad teeth. I have an appointment for her on Saturday.

Her bill will run us anywhere from $200 to $800 or more, depending on what her mouth looks like. She is one of our feral sanctuary cats.

We also have Snow White, a long Hair white girl, we can't even get close enough to take a photo. She has been losing weight and needs to be caught and taken to vet also.

If you have it on your heart to help these two and contribute towards their vet bill we will be ever so grateful.

We can't do this without the communities continual support.

Please donate to:
www.savingfutureferalcats.org
Mail check to SFFC 205 Bay City rd, Stevensville, MD 21666

Zelle to 410-490-3018

Venmo -Peters
Cash ap to $ingegartpeters

Thank you so much for your support!

Get your fire works survival kit from The Grooming Place Pet Shop
06/29/2025

Get your fire works survival kit from The Grooming Place Pet Shop

Meet Danika!Danika is a 1-year-old sweetheart with a heart full of love and a playful spirit. She adores being petted, l...
06/28/2025

Meet Danika!
Danika is a 1-year-old sweetheart with a heart full of love and a playful spirit. She adores being petted, loves chasing her toys, and will happily curl up next to you after a fun play session. Danika has a gentle, affectionate personality and is ready to bring joy and companionship to her forever family. If you’re looking for a loyal, loving feline friend, Danika is your girl!


Fill put a adoption application
www.savingfutureferalcats.org

Alfredo and Jordan enjoying being lap cats.
06/28/2025

Alfredo and Jordan enjoying being lap cats.

And last but very much not least, the beautiful lady Jordan. She is the ultimate cuddle bug, smart, super friendly and h...
06/28/2025

And last but very much not least, the beautiful lady Jordan. She is the ultimate cuddle bug, smart, super friendly and has the loudest purr I have ever heard from a kitten. This unusual dark tortie is exquisite, gets on really well with all the other kittens so would also be happy to be one of a pair and is blissfully happy being fussed by her humans. Could you give a home to Jordan?

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205 Bay City Road
Stevensville, MD
21666

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