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Feral Cats of East Windsor Feral cats, care of colonies, TNR,
Adoption of friendly cats and kittens
Behavior education on wild and friendly cats.

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I Teach how to Trap Neuter and Return Feral Cats
Helping with advice and care of Colonies. Knowing where to look for Feral cats. Providing medical services when required. Building Shelters
Feed Feral Cat colonies. Being a colony Care taker
Cat behavior
friendly cat and kitten adoptions

Snuffles
24/11/2024

Snuffles

22/11/2024

These 5 are something else. 🤪🎉😆

18/11/2024

Last week we received a monetary donation from Have Hope Tattoo in Vernon Connecticut. They had a fundraiser with us in mind and raised over $250 for our rescue. $250 goes a long way for feeding these cats. Every time we get a little extra money we can get somebody else spay or neutered. It's been tough the last few months and we'll see why later.

I can't believe the amount of kittens I still have.It may seem we've been quiet but last week We rescued over 20 animals...
17/11/2024

I can't believe the amount of kittens I still have.
It may seem we've been quiet but last week We rescued over 20 animals. It's amazing the amount of kittens that are still out.

I am overwhelmed. But I'm hanging in there. I'm going to give you a quick blog of my day.

7 am
I have 10 kittens in my home along with my three house cats. They get fed first thing while I'm having coffee. I have 15 cats in the kitten room and 10 more in the shed out back. These were Christine’s and she wouldn't let me place them. I guess they're mine now.

I take care of three more litters and two moms and then head over to the main shelter building to start taking care of the adult cats we have. Most mornings I have a helper that shows up about 9:00. We work till at least 11:00. Lately I've had to get up to PetSmart because I've got nine more cats up there.
I do not have a car as of this writing as Christine canceled my registration.

I usually get done about noon time. Now it's time to check on the animals see who needs medications and make calls and whatnot.
About now I do the shed cats.

When 4:00 p.m. comes around again we start our second round. Our outside cats that we fed on the road are now delegated to just two stops at night we have volunteers feeding him in the other spots that we take care of.

Second round is a lot easier as usually the place is pretty clean just needs to be touched up for the evening. And we just clean up and feed the kittens whoever's under 6 months. And in the shelter we always feed one of our seniors and of course Adela gets her kibble.

Right now I am crippled because I am without a car and I'm relying on people to help me get to these responsibilities I have for the animals. Back in June Christine filed for divorce that's why I've been using the word I. She left here in August and I've been running the show for the past 3 months. The only ones to help me are my lead volunteers and I have a good group around me they're keeping me above water. But it's a lot for me to to do by myself so I'm doing the best I can.
I'll post more about this situation if the need arises but right now we're just trying to keep things together.

No matter what feral cats of East Windsor will be moving forward. I'm turning my Double Wide into the animal shelter because I need to put a floor in it so it might as well be for the animals. I'm going to move into the new building once I get the heating system back up and the hot water running again. That's the home that I'm going to catify a couple of the bedrooms for special cats that need a home environment to shine in. Are yellow trailer will remain a shelter but it will be intake in the office area for the ferals. That way we can start trapping again because it never ends.

It's official! They all have names now. Meet Stewart, Duncan, Nancy, Kurt and Little Debbie. Snuffy ended up in here too...
17/11/2024

It's official! They all have names now. Meet Stewart, Duncan, Nancy, Kurt and Little Debbie. Snuffy ended up in here too but he doesn't belong in the litter. But she's too cute not to add. These guys are still a little bit wild but they're coming around nicely.

17/11/2024

Snuffy definitely needs another cat in the house to chew on.

This kitten is just waiting to get to your new home so she can start exploring at your place. This is snuffeluffagus. We...
17/11/2024

This kitten is just waiting to get to your new home so she can start exploring at your place. This is snuffeluffagus. We call her Snuffy.

Here are 20 of the 52 cats we trapped in Windsor Locks this year. We adopted out over 30 of them. 8 were returned to the...
17/11/2024

Here are 20 of the 52 cats we trapped in Windsor Locks this year. We adopted out over 30 of them. 8 were returned to the area and we still have a few. Only two of them are truly feral that should have gone back but we'll do something with them.
When we started this project we supposedly had some help well here we are 6 months later and the cats were all cleared out of that spot in Windsor Locks. Would have been a lot easier with a little financial help. But nobody cares. Connecticut cat connection did help us with a few as we still work with them.

This kitten is something else. Meet snuffaluffagus. No way I can spell it so we call her Snuffy. I can't believe how she...
11/11/2024

This kitten is something else. Meet snuffaluffagus. No way I can spell it so we call her Snuffy. I can't believe how she sleeps. This kitten has no fear and has been taught manners by our older cats. She would be a good match for most any home, with another animal, dog or cat.

09/11/2024

Oh I owe a family on Prospect Hill Drive an apology. They called me with like stray cat. I told them that somebody's cat in the neighborhood. Well I was right. But the problem is they were homeless people. They were found with a tent full of cats that scattered when they were discovered. They're all up and down the Prospect Hill Drive area up near the water tower they crossed Route 5 from the old Showcase Cinema. The nursing home up there is spotted them. I don't know how many but they're scattered in the neighborhood.

This cat was picked up in Warehouse points section of East windsor. She's on stray hold for another week. We sent her ou...
09/11/2024

This cat was picked up in Warehouse points section of East windsor. She's on stray hold for another week. We sent her out to have her checked out she is spayed and now I just updated her shots. Right now she shut down and I have no idea she's a friendly cat or not but she looks like she is out of place outside.

Two boys two girls.
09/11/2024

Two boys two girls.

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These 5 are something else. 🤪🎉😆

Snuffy definitely needs another cat in the house to chew on.

Mama and her five little ones. They're about 3 weeks old but poor mom is so skinny. We feed her very well but she can't put any weight on with these little ones on her.

This is the last group of cats we feed for the day. I feed this group at sunset in East Hartford. I would love to feed them in the morning but there's just no way for me to get there. I'm by myself at the sanctuary taking care of these animals now. I'm going to be moving forward as I've got all these buildings to tend to. He's a short summary of my day. First thing I do when I get up is I take care of my house cats. Plus the kitten room which has been left to me now. We have the shed cats that we take care of in the evening. And right now I have 19 kittens that I have to care for first thing. Okay that's my house and we haven't cleaned up yet we have just fed them. Now we have three mothers and babies and another mother and her 5-month-olds in the nursery building. They need to be fed and cleaned also. Then we go to the main shelter and take care of all the cats. All this work usually leads us up to about noon time. That's the cat's all cleaned up. Now's the time I get to run a couple of errands or take a nap. And then about 4:00 we start the evening shift. It's not as bad as morning shift because I only feed kittens in the evening. Everybody's dry food and water gets topped off for the evening and things cleaned up again if they got messy. Are outside colonies we feed at night time in Windsor Locks Mornings in Warehouse Point and night times in East Hartford. East Hartford being the last one normally. All this being said it's getting hard for me to do by myself. So we do need more help. I have a handful of great people helping me. But we need more. I'm also looking for rescue orientated people. And when I say rescue orientated people I don't mean that you just love cats. You have to be able to take the good and the bad because rescue is not all fluffy and sparkles. We take cats out of the worst places you've ever imagined. And I'm looking for a few good people to also help maintain this rescue. If you make it onto the board you have controlling interests i

Here's our East Hartford cats. There's hundreds and hundreds of Strays in East Hartford. And people do take care of them this is our group. A year ago Tina passed away we've been caring for them ever since. Someday somebody will buy this home and I hope the new owners are cat friendly cuz they're going to have cats.

Live :)

This group of peanuts are two weeks away. And then I've got another group of black and white tuxedos that will be ready in 2 weeks. Maybe we'll take next weekend off.

Animal Control brought me some bottle babies. I didn't need them but I have them. Two boys and look at the face on this little girl. I'm working hard so they can thrive. Not like I didn't have anything else to do.

Nom nom nom nom nom. A gentleman called me this morning. From Vernon. He found six kittens a week ago. He thinks something happened to their mom because they were walking around his yard crying. He had them for a little over a week and feels he's over his head. Well I'm full. But I had to make room. They're at least safe.

Stop by to see these cuties and their other playmates at petsmart in Enfield today! We have 9 little ones available for adoption there today! ❤️

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One of the greatest human tragedies

is to see a need and to do nothing about it.

Our mission is to control the feral cat population through the trap neuter and return program (TNR) and educate the public with the process of managing the feral population or community cats in their neighborhoods.