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a Domestic Nonprofit Corporation-Catville is a cat sanctuary with cats we have

26/09/2025

Vet care costs are on the rise. We're often asked if there is help available. Here is a list of places that may be useful.
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“Warning: Mischief Loading…” PiP
18/09/2025

“Warning: Mischief Loading…” PiP

12/09/2025

Man’s Cat Helps a Little Too Much.
A man’s cat would often bring him little “gifts,” like most cats do birds, mice, whatever it managed to hunt around their small neighborhood. The man never encouraged it, always tossing the offerings out, but he figured it was just his cat’s way of saying thank you.

But one week, things went a little too far.
The man was a simple cook. He’d make spaghetti, soup, stews always leaving his pot on the stove to heat while finishing his nightly routine. Yet three nights in a row, when he came back to stir the food, he found something waiting for him: a dead animal dropped right in the pot.

At first, he thought it was some strange prank, maybe even rats sneaking in. One night he tried staying up late to catch whatever was happening, but nothing came. Finally, he set up a camera. What he saw left him speechless.

It was his cat. Somehow, the cat had figured out the routine that the man always cooked in that pot, that food came from there. And in the cat’s mind, if the man wouldn’t eat the gifts left at the doorstep, maybe he would eat them if they were “cooked.”

The footage showed the cat proudly carrying its latest catch, leaping up to the stove, and dropping it right into the simmering pot, certain it was finally helping its owner. To the cat, it wasn’t a prank at all it was an act of love.

The Boys: Max, Chappie & Little PiPHere they are—three generations of rescue love in one cozy pile.Max, our 10-year-old ...
22/08/2025

The Boys: Max, Chappie & Little PiP

Here they are—three generations of rescue love in one cozy pile.

Max, our 10-year-old striped gentleman, is the elder statesman. Once upon a time, he brought stray feral kittens home to us, guiding them to safety. He’s still the peacemaker, endlessly gentle even when PiP dives at him with wild-kitten enthusiasm.

Chappie, at 4, has a bit more fire in him. He’s playful, sometimes rough, but his heart is loyal. PiP adores him, trailing behind like a shadow, never minding the pounces or swats that come with being the “little brother.”

And then there’s PiP—the newest, smallest, and boldest. He came to us a midnight-black kitten, but now silver threads are beginning to show in his coat, like moonlight weaving its way through the night. Mischievous, fearless, and full of wonder, he loves his “uncles” with all his tiny heart.

Together, they make a crew stitched together not by blood, but by rescue, patience, and love.

"Found cold, wet, and starving by the roadside, this tiny kitten is safe now—held in warmth, wrapped in care. Watching o...
15/07/2025

"Found cold, wet, and starving by the roadside, this tiny kitten is safe now—held in warmth, wrapped in care. Watching over them is Hank, once rescued himself, now the quiet witness to another life beginning again." Helyn ( my husband holding the kitten.)

03/07/2025
06/06/2025

Hank hunts..(few years ago)

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Catville Sanctuary

We have rescued many feral cats and built them a catio addition to the guesthouse. We have plastic slats on windows which keeps heat,cold and bugs out but cats can walk thru them.We call this home Catville. We have old ones, deaf, missing teeth, young ones hand raised all taken to vets to be fixed and shots. Some have had severe health problems one almost lost an eye off to UGA vet hospital had surgery and now she can see! We continue to work on Catville inside and outside to keep their environment entertaining and safe for them. They are healthy, happy and much loved. We also have a lovely chicken garden keeping in mind environment for them to be healthy and happy. We will keep posting updates and hope to show each and every cat on this page. Enjoy. We hope this brings inspiration to others to help feral cats. Check out the videos!

The design of Catville catio. We have the layout of rails so they can go under over other cats to get away if needed. They can hide in plants (or play and rearrange) to get away from a stronger personality (Misha lol) Some cats (younger ones) like to jump down from high up..others need steps and everywhere different ways to go over under each other. Also, have a plastic tunnel have seen many cats escape another cat ..mostly in play...and you see the "where did he go?!! So design is to minimize conflicts. It is really a very peaceful place for them and us. You never realize (unless a nighttime hunt) how many cats live here. Some in bedroom napping or eating, some in the living room, others outside in the large area. It is a paradise with more to do to improve. The little cat houses some use if rains and do not want to go inside..some nap..but also the main thing is to be on top jumping from one to another. Also, shade during hot summers all thru day different areas has shade with the little houses. I am going to try a hammock in a few of the houses to see if enjoyed, We have two windows bedroom and kitchen that are open with plastic slats that keep out heat or cold and bugs that they walk through to go to the catio.

I think is important to mention, we do not add any more cats to Catville. We do feed more ferals that have found us in the garage and have heated outdoor houses for them to use. We will catch, have them fixed shots etc and release. It is important to keep the quality of life and environment safe for our Catville family. We will never overcrowd. I would like to see more people involved in helping ferals. They need much support. I am so happy so many enjoying the heart of Catville.