Forgotten Felines of the Florida Keys

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23/03/2018

23/02/2018

17/01/2018

A cat lost in the California mudslides was tracked down by its paw prints and reunited with her owners.

11/01/2018

From memes to videos to actual apps for cats, our fine feline friends have taken the internet — and the modern world — by storm. It’s not surprising that there are apps for adding cats to your pictures, playing with your own virtual cat, and building a cat collection. In the past few years, c...

13/12/2017

05/12/2017

Simply put, if it wasn’t for our supporters during our annual "Feed the Felines" fundraiser, we wouldn’t exist. So thank you for supplying the funds that we need to make a difference in the lives of the homeless kitties! A special thank you to Richie Moretti for matching the first $5,000 that was raised!

28/11/2017

Love Ed Sheeran!

A VERY SPECIAL Kitten Edition of Johnjay's Hanging W/ His Dogs with special guest, Ed Sheeran! Ed almost couldn't handle the cuteness!!! www.johnjayandrich.com

21/11/2017

5th Annual Fundraiser coming up soon!

01/11/2017

30/08/2017

Hurricane Harvey's devastating flooding will take a long time and a lot of money for everyone effected to recover. If you can help with a donation to assist with animals that need rescued and provided shelter here are a few groups that are helping in the area. Best Friends Animal Society, bestfriends.org, International Fund for Animal Welfare, IFAW.org, and Alley Cat Allies, alleycat.org. Thank you!

22/08/2017

12/08/2017

Update- FOUND!!!

Courtesy Post- Lost dogs in Homestead, Fl. All 3 are chipped. White and tan female has only one eye. Please share far and wide.

25/07/2017

Wonderful that the city and the Mayor support their work with the cats!

23/07/2017

I wish more older cats could find homes!

Mason is an ancient, battle-scarred feral cat with advanced kidney disease. Instead of euthanasia, his rescuers felt he deserved to “live his sunset months in comfort, free from pain”. The old cat didn’t like to be touched but they fixed up his abscessed teeth and injured foot. Then they brought hom...

05/07/2017

Templeton is an adoptable Tabby (Brown) searching for a forever family near Marathon, FL. Use Petfinder to find adoptable pets in your area.

05/07/2017

Wilbur is an adoptable Tabby (Brown) searching for a forever family near Marathon, FL. Use Petfinder to find adoptable pets in your area.

20/06/2017

09/06/2017

Thanks Michelle!

My foster kittens 😻

09/06/2017

09/06/2017

Grown up kitties need love too!!

04/05/2017

This is what works and the right thing to do!

Like many college campuses across the country, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln had a feral cat problem. In 2008, a band of faculty and staff created the volunteer group, Husker Cats – named for UNL’s mascot, the Cornhusker. The project has managed …

02/05/2017

Queenie is available for adoption! Beautiful coat with heart markings. Very sweet and playful!

20/04/2017

Will be ready for adoption on 5/4/17!

13/04/2017

Kittens will be available for adoption soon!

17/03/2017

A black and white cat strayed her way into the hearts of people at a nursing home. She came to the place one day and decided to work there and make it her forever home.Meet Oreo the cat! St. Augustine Health Ministries The little former-stray showed up outside St. Augustine Health Mi...

09/03/2017

Rupert (FKA Beany) in his forever home. So cute!

14/02/2017

Forgotten Felines
Holds Quarterly Meeting

Forgotten Felines of the Florida Keys will hold its first quarterly meeting of the year at the Martin Luther Chapel (behind the NAPA store on Overseas Highway in Marathon) on Monday, February 20th. The meeting will start at 7:00 p.m. and the public is invited. Pizza, snacks, and beverages will be served and multiple door prizes given out.

Forgotten Felines is an all volunteer organization which provides food and veterinary care to homeless and abandoned cats in the Middle and Lower Keys. They also place adoptable cats in loving homes and strive to educate the public about the importance of proper care and spay/neuter of pets. In the nearly two decades of its existence, Forgotten Felines has spayed/neutered more than 3,000 cats. They also maintain a number of daily feeding stations which service several hundred homeless cats.

Questions about the meeting and/or the organization should be directed to Nancy at (305) 396-6590. If you are unable to attend, but are interested in becoming a Forgotten Felines volunteer please call (305) 743-2520.

08/02/2017

Lost cat. 95th Street Marathon. 17 years old, gray and white tabby. Call Nancy at 305-240-2755 if found or seen.