Feral Cat Awareness Team

07/05/2025

Happy Independence Day!!!
Help us make this Independence Day truly meaningful—by giving cats the freedom they deserve: freedom from hunger, freedom from suffering, and freedom from life on the streets.

07/04/2025

Apparently I rescue Japanese Quail now as well as cats.
She is very cute!!!

07/03/2025

Hi everyone, hope you’re doing well. I’m reaching out to ask for support for this GoFundMe. This cause is important and whether you can donate or simply share the fundraiser, every little bit helps and is greatly appreciated. Here’s the link:

You may wonder how would this impact cats in the rescue and those waiting to find help?

A 5 to 10 acre property could be a game changer for us as a cat rescue, especially since we already operate at or beyond capacity. Here's how that kind of space could dramatically increase the number of cats we could help:

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🏡 1. Dedicated Sanctuary Space

We could create a true sanctuary environment for feral, semi-feral, or unadoptable cats who have no other safe options.

Cats could live in large, secure enclosures with trees, grass, and shelter, giving them a life far better than the streets.

🏥 2. Medical Isolation & Quarantine Units

Separate buildings or areas could be used to quarantine sick cats or new intakes, reducing the spread of disease and giving us the ability to take in more cats without overwhelming our current setup.

🧸 3. Kitten Nurseries & Maternity Areas

Safe, quiet, and clean areas just for pregnant cats and kittens would increase survival rates and reduce the stress on mothers.

We could save more kittens in hoarding or abandonment cases by having space to properly care for litters.

🛠️ 4. Volunteer and Foster Housing

A small section could support RV pads or cabins for long-term volunteers or vet students to live on site, helping care for animals.

Could also house foster cats until space opens up in foster homes or at the adoption center.

🚜 5. Food & Supply Storage

Plenty of space for bulk storage of food, litter, crates, meds, etc., helping us buy in bulk and stay prepared for emergencies or big intakes.

🐾 6. Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) Hub

The property could be a staging and recovery area for TNR efforts, helping us manage larger projects and house cats for short-term recovery before release or adoption.

💚 7. Healing Environment

Cats recovering from trauma, surgery, or abuse would have space to heal without the stress of overcrowding.

Nature, space, and quiet go a long way in building trust with frightened cats.

💸 8. Community Engagement & Fundraising

Host open house days, farm-style adoption events, or workshops to educate and involve the public.

Space could allow for small events, giving us more opportunities to raise funds and gain supporters.

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Bottom line:
With 5 to 10 acres, we no longer just a rescue—we become a comprehensive sanctuary and rehab facility, which could double or triple our life-saving capacity, improve quality of care, and create more sustainable operations.

These are just a few of the many reasons why this next step is so important—for our community and for our community cats.
What we’re doing now simply isn’t enough. The need is too great, and the impact too small. It’s time to grow, to rethink our approach, and to build something that can truly make a lasting difference.

Join us by supporting our GoFundMe, Creating a safe haven for community cats.

Shout out to those who have donated so far!
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Join this list. Donate now.

We at Feral Cat Awareness Team, just came across a 5-acre property lis… Edith Walters needs your support for Join FCAT in Creating a Safe Haven for Cats

07/03/2025

We will close at 3 today. Happy 4th!!!

07/03/2025

🎆 Holiday Hours & Pet Safety Reminder 🎆

We will be closed on Friday, July 4th to observe the holiday.
We will be open on Thursday, July 3rd and again from Saturday, July 5th through Tuesday as usual.

Please celebrate responsibly — and don’t forget about your pets!
Fireworks can be terrifying for animals, and more pets go missing during this time than any other. Make sure they’re safe, secure, and comforted if you're leaving them home alone.

Stay safe and have a happy 4th! 🇺🇸🐾

07/03/2025

We are at $775. Thank you!!!

We at Feral Cat Awareness Team, just came across a 5-acre property lis… Edith Walters needs your support for Join FCAT in Creating a Safe Haven for Cats

07/03/2025

Thank you everyone who has been supporting our mission! 9 kitties are so happy with full bellies, fresh water, and a soft bed!!!

07/03/2025

Hi everyone! 🌟 You can support me by sending Stars - they help me earn money to keep making content you love.

Whenever you see the Stars icon, you can send me Stars!

07/02/2025

Come to Mountain Mike's Pizza in Roseburg (722 W. Harvard Ave. in Roseburg, OR.)
on Thursday July 10th, be sure to mention FCAT and they will donate 20% of all sales!
Tell your friends and family too... Let's get the word out and have a pizza party for the kitties 🍕🍕🍕🍕🐈🐈🐈🐈

07/02/2025

Today we stepped in to help with a heartbreaking hoarding situation. We were contacted about multiple cats and kittens—sick, starving, and barely clinging to life.

We brought in 9 cats: six females ranging from 5 months and up, likely all pregnant, with most having already had at least one litter. We also took in two 6-month-old males and a severely malnourished and sick 6-week-old kitten.

The kitten will be seen by a vet tomorrow, while the others are being treated for fleas, parasites, and diarrhea. We’ll be monitoring them closely for any additional health concerns.

Your support means everything as we work to get these cats healthy, spayed/neutered, and eventually into foster or forever homes. Thank you for standing with us.

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07/01/2025

Today we have Finigan in to be seen by our vet for chronic diarrhea. He has been battling this for a while and we have tried everything inhouse we could think of.
We got our vet invoice and it's up there again. Any help is so very appreciated. Donations can be made directly to Countryside Veterinary Service , in FCAT Thrift Shop , vendors, or paypal through feralcatawarwnessteam.com .
Thank you for all your support.