Fix & Feed Feline Feral, Inc.

12/29/2024

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12/24/2024

I got your cat spayed.

The one you couldn’t manage to take with you when you moved.

The one you put outside and left to fend for herself on a street with no cat feeders.

The one who fell in a sewer drain and got soaking wet in below freezing temps.

The one who then found the roof of an abandoned house the safest place to be because she has no street skills.

The one you left behind unaltered to burden the neighborhood with the population problem she would have created.

The one who was the sweetest, cleanest, easiest, and most grateful house guest while we worked on what to do with your responsibility.

5 cats total were fixed and vaccinated this week. 🩷 One kitten will spend Christmas inside 🎄 🧑‍🎄

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12/23/2024

Here are some of the coat patterns for white/black cats!

12/22/2024

😂 what does your tree look like?

12/22/2024

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12/20/2024

Join us! Better Together: TNVR & Public Health
Date: January 14, 2025 from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM ET

Presenter by G. Robert Weedon DVM MPH

For decades, we’ve sterilized community cats to reduce their population and improve their wellbeing. But did you know that Trap, Neuter, Vaccinate, Return (TNVR) programs also provide significant public health benefits?

Register at https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/8009686463839117918 (or click the link in our bio)!

12/13/2024

What does running a rescue cost; EVERYTHING. It costs everything.

At the end of the day, there is no choice to leave rescue & just clean the house, garden outside, wash clothes, call a friend just to chat, take a day at the beach, to not miss another family event... for me and for others... rescue doesn't wait. Sometimes sadly so, just so you know. To not look at very real people with very real, disappointed eyes and wonder, "How on Earth can this be right?" sometimes would mean I wasn't human, but I am. Still... caring for 75 cats in a rescue means you drop everything, no matter what it is, because you have to, because there is no choice....because 75 cats are depending on you. It means being asked what on earth are you doing, ridicule and mockery, it means hearing, "It's just a cat", thousands of times each year. It truly means missing things you wish you had not missed, it means staying the course when another way would have been easier... It means deciding you will not pursue a career where a large salary is possible because that is an avenue open to you, as well, in lieu of saving animals. It means saving lives. Teaching children and others to give and do it freely. It means showing a way that gives and doesn't take. It means change that will outlast yourself. It means inspiring another generation. I am asked so many times what running a successful rescue takes and why do I do it? Because, when I take that little emaciated, flea infested sick kitten into my care and nurse him back to health, when I spay yet another female, when I medicate a battle wounded un- neutered male, I know that I have made a difference in their lives. I know that their lives will forever be changed and that they will never again have to suffer in pain or hunger or give birth over and over again. Because every one of their lives matters, every single one! And the answer my friends is ... it costs everything!

Rescue: With eyes wide open and no apologies, thankful to be a part of it

12/13/2024

$5 Feral Friday here reminding everyone to skip their expensive coffee or pack lunch so they can donate $5 to save kitty cats!
In England, there is a belief that giving a bride a black cat on her wedding day will bring good luck and longevity to the marriage. This is also associated with a belief that having a black cat in the home will help to ward off evil spirits. While giving a cat as a gift isn’t always ideal, this belief does still exist.
The Scottish have a belief that if a black cat shows up at your doorstep, then they will bring with them prosperity and success. Black cats are considered good luck and are usually associated with positive things, as well as being given credit if someone becomes unexpectedly prosperous after finding a black cat.
Magician cats, also called “matagots” in French, are a sign of good luck to the French. It’s believed that feeding a black cat or treating them with respect and kindness will guarantee good luck to that person from the magic of the cat. Owning a black cat may increase the likelihood of good luck coming from the cat, but anyone who is kind to black cats may experience good luck also. Some people also believed that following a black cat would lead them to treasure.

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Zelle: [email protected]
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Check payable to Fix & Feed Feline Feral Inc PO Box 270035, Tampa, FL 33688