Darby's Place Cat Rescue
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Darby's Place Cat Rescue is located in Mt. Airy, MD. We help stray and feral cats in the community thru adoption, TNR, & problem-solving.
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Make an appointment to meet our cats & kittens. [email protected] or 443-244-3359
www.darbysplacecatrescue.com
18/08/2024
A friend once said that cats stay as long as they were meant to stay and that shortly after they leave us they send us the next baby that needs help. ♥️ I've read many comments on this page (& others) sharing this has happened to them. Cats know. 😽💜
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18/08/2024
Harmful algal blooms grow in water and can make you and your pets sick.
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01/08/2024
Truth!
01/08/2024
July is feLV awareness month.
All life is fragile. There is never a guarantee. These cats are worthy of love and happiness and we are grateful to be able to provide what we can.
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27/07/2024
Way too much on my plate lately, but my cannas are blooming and gorgeous. Need to get them sold to benefit Darby’s Place. Plant sale every weekend 10-3 Sat & Sun thru August. 16992 Moss Meadow Way, Mount Airy
18/07/2024
FIV isn't a death sentence. When properly introduced (as all cats should be to increase chances of harmony), they can be comingled with healthy cats. I've done it countless times!💜
30/06/2024
https://www.publichealth.va.gov/exposures/publications/oef-oif-ond/post-9-11-vet-fall-2015/veterans-choice-program.asp #:~:text=On%20August%207%2C%202014%2C%20President,access%20to%20care%20for%20Veterans.
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30/06/2024
Amen!
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21/06/2024
Gives us hope that there are still Americans with compassion out there.
Salute, compassionate group. 👏
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Love this! 📚 🎾
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What an inspiring beautiful being! 👨👧👦
16/06/2024
No dog has ever abandoned its human because they were old or sick...
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Sorry it's been a month since I've written but it sure has been busy around here. Tiny single kittens have been arriving with some regularity. I ship them right off to Doug and Barb for fostering, but they still need a trip to the vet and some TLC before they go. Then there are the endless vet visits for updates on vaccinations, dentals, ear infections, etc. And adoptions are starting to pick up. Two of my sweet orange kittens got adopted today. I've been working on the leak in my pond with the help of Tom and Nazario, and hopefully we're going to get it put back together tomorrow with a new liner and the leak underneath patched. This is a task that's been on my list for a very long time.... Got a few photos to share....
Way too much going on in my cat world lately. Just got a call about Boots (Julius when he was here). He's in the ER getting a transfusion tonight. He could use your prayers, crossed fingers, and good thoughts. He truly is one of the nicest cats every to come through Darby's Place (and that's saying a lot). We've got a lot of old cats succumbing to things around here. I had Connor euthanized today - aggressive sinus cancer. He was an indoor feral, but I'd had him since he was little. Born to a feral mom near St. Paul's Church. He just never tamed up. Jimmy seems to be fading fast. He was my first feral cat - the one I learned on. It's going to be a blow when I have to say goodbye to him. For now he's getting high cal food, subq fluids, and lots of TLC. He is 15, though, and he's had a lot of bad ear infections and abscesses over the years before he decided that people weren't that bad after all. Last night I got to leave work early then spend 3 hours helping to get a cat of mine out of a cinderblock wall. If it's not one thing it's another around here. Will post some pics, still have cats that need meds before I go to bed. Leslie
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I got chided yesterday for not keeping people up to date with goings on at Darby's Place, so while I'm waiting for my dinner to bake (pizza), I'll give you an update. Church cat did eventually get to the vet. I loaned my drop trap to the people who care for her, and they got her. She stayed at the vet a few days. The hematoma on her ear is resolving - she'll end up with a crinkled ear, she got a badly needed dental, and got updated on her shots. I wish every feral had as many people caring for them as Church Cat does. The new injured cat I mentioned in the last post is a sweet black female with an eartip. No one has claimed her. She apparently had had a broken leg some time ago that healed crookedly on her own so maybe she didn't have anyone actually caring for her. She has bright gold eyes and I named her Goldie. Salem got adopted today! I think it looks like the perfect place for him. He has a 3 1/2 year old little boy that chose him. Had three possible adoptions that may still be pending or may have fallen through. If any of you were interested in Pumpkin, he's still here. Having some problems with little Bernie. He is having trouble with constipation and had to have an enema on Friday! Now he's on several additives and being more closely monitored. I knew he was having some trouble, and I was having to help him go, but hadn't addressed his diet adequately. He's also got dermatitis on his ears so they're half bald, and isn't gaining enough weight. He's still at a pound and a half. Hopefully we'll get these problems worked out but for now he gets extra snuggle time and a heating pad of his own! Of the 8 bottle babies we took in, we've lost 3 of the sweeties. It is so hard to lose those tiny ones but so hard to save them if something is wrong. With ones that young you can do everything right and still lose them. So far the remaining 5 are holding their own. My pizza is done, I'll post a few photos and then get my dinner.
Wanted to give everyone an update on little Charlie (Judy's brother). He's doing better. The vet put him on antibiotics, changed the probiotic he was on, and put him on a different dewormer. She's not sure what's going on, but the new regimen is helping. He's still got GI issues, but they're better, and the desitin is helping his raw little butt. My new problem with him now is he is adamantly refusing to eat anything but kitten milk, (and he's big enough to be getting solid food now). Tonight was movie night and he got a lot of cuddling from Tracey and Carol so he was pretty mellow when he was playing with his new toy. I have Brennan back again (apparently also known as Tiger). Leta trapped him 4 years ago at her farm (1/8 of a mile from me). I got him neutered, etc., but he got out and disappeared. I didn't worry too much, because he was trapped so closeby I knew he was in familiar territory, but I hadn't seen him since. I got a call Wed. because he started hanging out at a house (across from Leta's farm). They took him and had him checked for a microchip which came back registered to me. He looks good, still as friendly as ever. Posted him on the Mt. Airy Lost and Found page and called An Control to report him as found. Thursday I discovered a flyer up with his picture on it and called and emailed (3x), and no one is responding! He needs a trip to the vet, it looks like he's got beginning uveitis to me - really weird no one is calling me back. I would be frantic if this was my cat, although I did say I had him, and he was safe. Still haven't found the owners of the eartipped cat I pulled from the Frederick Co shelter so I guess I'll have another feral in the backyard. He was trapped near the golf course on Penn Shop Road. He's talky so he's not too feral. Have super good news about Sully and Brooke. I have a home lined up for them after Brooke's surgery later this month. Barb & Doug have a friend that fell in love with Sully from the Christmas
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Sweet, wonderful Harriet (aka Momma) shortly after her hind legs started to be affected by the lesion on her spine.
Help Darby's Place continue to help kitties like Tripsy and Gerek by coming out to our flower sale fundraiser this weekend. This Saturday, April 30th from 7 am to 3 pm is our 4th Annual Flower Sale Fundraiser to benefit Darby’s Place Cat Rescue and Animal Advocates of Carroll County. The sale is located at 2655 Deer Park Road, Finksburg, MD. We will have flowers for your garden, flower pots, tomato plants, climbing vines for your mailbox or fence and flower baskets and pots. Mother’s Day is next weekend so be sure to pick up a beautiful Mother’s Day basket.
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