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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.

501-C3 status

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

We lost Timothy today. Timothy was the cat room King at the adoption center. I have lived in this building for The Last ...
13/06/2025

We lost Timothy today. Timothy was the cat room King at the adoption center. I have lived in this building for The Last 5 Years with Timothy and he was the king of our cat room. Last 2 years glaucoma had said in but he was doing well and waited for his food every morning and evening. A quiet fella would let you touch his nose and that was it. But I could tell he was a soft soul. I found him this morning without warning on the ground next to one of the towers. I don't know if he slipped fell and hurt himself or if he had a stroke. I scooped him up and we did a little observing with him. He ate and drank water and had a spark in his eyes and could turn his head but he seemed paralyzed from the neck down. I tested his blood sugar right away and it came up 115 which is pretty normal. So I knew his paralysis was worse than just a diabetic shock which it could have been. We gave him some fluids and I brought him to Bolton. I already knew from what I saw that a Band-Aid wasn't fixing this. And the doctor examined Timothy and came up with the same conclusion as I. He had thrown a clot or he had broken something in his back. Either way it wasn't going to snap around. I let Timothy go today and now he is whole again.

I let Timothy go today and now he is whole again.

I believe this with all my heart.

**MAPLE MEDICAL UPDATE**😻❤️- AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION - Please keep reading the whole post! Thank you SO MUCH to all who d...
07/06/2025

**MAPLE MEDICAL UPDATE**😻❤️- AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION - Please keep reading the whole post!

Thank you SO MUCH to all who donated to Maple’s care. Because of you we were finally able to take him to the vet last week to get checked out. (I tried to take a bunch of photos!) The doctors was able to run a bunch of tests and here’s what we know. Overall, it’s good news! He had a treatable parasite which we are giving him medication for. We found out that he is FIV positive (more on that below) and the doctor believes that’s what caused the inflammatory response he had - because once he was treated with antibiotics; it did not come back. Otherwise, his bloodwork was completely clear!

What does it mean to have FIV? It is a cat only virus which technically causes a weaker immune system, so you just have to make sure if he’s sick he gets to the vet. He can live with other cats (as long as everyone is spayed/neutered) and indoors, and it’s a mellow home - can’t be transmitted through water/litterbox etc. in practice, these guys live long lives just like non FIV cats - just have to know it’s there - no special medications or anything!

Maple is seriously a doll. He was initially adopted from us and when he got sick, and his owners couldn’t care for him we found him and took him back.

He is a love. He deserves a beautiful, wonderful home, and now that we know what’s up with him medically we hope you’ll help us spread the word and get this guy adopted.

THANK YOU, YOU MAKE OUR WORK POSSIBLE!!

I need to post an apology. Beginning of the week I posted that we were going to bring kids to PetSmart today June 7th in...
07/06/2025

I need to post an apology. Beginning of the week I posted that we were going to bring kids to PetSmart today June 7th in Enfield. Well I did not think ahead. My little sister is getting married today. We're heading to the wedding and won't be available for the cats today. I'm sorry I did tell some people I was going to be there. But there's always tomorrow thank you folks for understanding.

Reposting from East Windsor town bulletin group! Post indicates all towns are welcome!
04/06/2025

Reposting from East Windsor town bulletin group! Post indicates all towns are welcome!

03/06/2025

STOP GIVING KITTENS AWAY.

If they aren't fixed, you're just starting the next kitten season. Handing them out to whoever wants them does these babies no favors and it certainly doesn't help our overpopulation crisis.

STOP HANDING OUT KITTENS LIKE PARTY FAVORS. If you take them in, YOU need to step up and get them fixed. There are so many resources out there to help, just ask any rescue or shelter. HELP US HELP THEM.

Wow..... just wow. Thank you so much for answering our call for help. I had to move boxes to get into the shelter..........
01/06/2025

Wow..... just wow. Thank you so much for answering our call for help. I had to move boxes to get into the shelter......... thank you.

We are low on food. Adult food. In fact adult wet food. We're doing great on kitten food both wet and dry but I haven't ...
29/05/2025

We are low on food. Adult food. In fact adult wet food. We're doing great on kitten food both wet and dry but I haven't been paying attention and I've been buying adult cat food for the past week just to get by everyday.
We could really use some adult canned cat food. We are so busy here it's hard for me to keep track of everything. We just took in another mom and four babies last night from a gentleman Newington whose neighbor does not believe in spay and neutering their pets or cats cuz half his cats aren't pets they just live in his yard. I don't understand how people can just let it continue. Hats off to this gentleman named John who I've helped at some of the recycle centers. That's how we met and now he's doing the cats in his neighborhood. They come in his yard they're fair game.

Address: 368 scantic road, east Windsor, CT 06088

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Mom was fixed yesterday. She is a friendly cat that was left behind in teaville and here's what leaving your unfixed fem...
28/05/2025

Mom was fixed yesterday. She is a friendly cat that was left behind in teaville and here's what leaving your unfixed female cat looks like. If you can see them we have scared feral kittens about 9 weeks old. These are going to be a handful to tame. We got him a little bit too late but we're going to do our best.

27/05/2025

UPDATE: BEAN FOUND HER FOREVER HOME! Thank you so much to her new mom who is going to give her the best possible home and to everyone who shared her story! We appreciate all of you so much!

*BEAN for adoption*! It’s hard to explain how much we all love Bean. She’s maybe 1-2 years old. She is absolutely gorgeous, sweet, playful, loves to sleep, snuggle, gets along with other cats and on her own. She is far too amazing to still be here (and look at that face!) she would honestly be a dream in anyone’s home. If you’d like to meet Bean; please fill out our adoption request form in our featured posts and one of us will email you! And please share to help Bean find her forever home. 🙏🥰😻❤️

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https://tinyurl.com/mv9p2fxm, https://tinyurl.com/FCOEW-ADOPTION-REQ-FORM

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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.