Feral Cat Awareness Team

Feral Cat Awareness Team 501(c)3 non profit rescue. We have CLOSED ALL INTAKES so we can work on getting current rescues adopted so we may start focusing on TNR of community cats.

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501(c)3 non profit, at risk feral cat rescue

Feral Cat Awareness Team Mission is to implement the trap, neuter and return (TNR) method of population cont. Thrift shop and Cat Rescue located 60 Se Main Winston, Oregon

We currently accept donations for the thrift shop, food for rescue cats, and for pet food bank, Tuesday thru Friday 12-4, and accept financial donations online or in the store. our website is feralcatawarenessteam.com/

Tom wanted to take a moment to say thank you—from the bottom of his furry heart—and from all of us at FCAT! Your generou...
04/08/2025

Tom wanted to take a moment to say thank you—from the bottom of his furry heart—and from all of us at FCAT! Your generous support through monetary donations, food, litter, and even items for the thrift shop means the world to us.

Every bit helps us care for cats like Tom, who, by the way, is absolutely loving the box the food came in—because of course he is! Fun fact: studies show that boxes help reduce stress in cats and make them feel safe and secure. So when you donate, you're not just feeding bellies—you’re delivering joy in a cardboard box!

04/07/2025

Granny Kitty absolutely adores her volunteers—especially when they treat her to some extra brushing! This sweet old girl started out as a feral, but after receiving much-needed dental care and finally living pain-free, she blossomed into the most loving companion you could meet.

Volunteers make all the difference: studies show that shelter animals who receive regular human interaction—like petting, brushing, and play—are up to five times more likely to be adopted.

If you’ve ever thought about volunteering or adopting a cat who deserves a second chance, now is the perfect time. Come spend time with incredible cats like Granny Kitty—you might just change a life (or have yours changed in return).

04/06/2025

Part 2
Of a few of our kitties.
We are expecting one more mama cat with 6 kittens who are about 9 weeks. Mama is another feral cat who the owner of the business she is coming from didnt want employees to continue feeding, so the babies would not have survived since that is their only place they know to be fed. Will give an update when she arrives.

04/06/2025

Here is what my morning looked like. It was busy, and it is only the beginning.

04/05/2025

Join Our Mission: Volunteer with FCAT!

We need passionate animal lovers to join our team and make a real difference for cats in need! There are many ways you can help:

✨ Thrift Shop Volunteers: Help process donations, assist customers, support cat adoptions, and keep things running smoothly.

🧹 Morning & Afternoon Cleaners: Keep our spaces tidy and welcoming for our furry friends.

🐱 Cat Grooming & Care: Help with brushing, basic grooming, and caring for our rescue cats.

🐾 Trapping Team: Want to be hands-on in rescue efforts? We’ll train you to safely trap and help cats in need.

💬 Fundraising & Outreach: Are you comfortable talking to businesses? Help us gather donations and supplies for our kitties!

Right now, our team is stretched thin, and we urgently need help to keep saving lives. If you're interested in any of these roles—or have new skills to offer—email [email protected]. Let’s set up a meet-and-greet and get you involved!

Your time and effort can change lives—join us today!

The Thrift Shop and rescue are located in Winston Oregon.

Today, FCAT took in an unspayed kitty with large, marble-sized lumps in her throat. We've also been alerted to two very ...
04/04/2025

Today, FCAT took in an unspayed kitty with large, marble-sized lumps in her throat. We've also been alerted to two very pregnant feral cats—one who has had at least ten litters, and her daughter from last year, who is now pregnant as well.

This morning, we received another urgent plea for help—a skittish cat with a possible broken leg who has gone untreated because no one has been able to catch him.

Despite making payments, our vet bills continue to climb as we take in these urgent cases. We can’t do this alone—we need your help. Donations go directly toward medical care, food, and shelter for these vulnerable cats. If you can give, please consider donating through [Venmo, PayPal, Amazon, or Chewy].

We’re also looking for volunteers to help with rescue efforts and cattery cleaning. If you can lend a hand, please reach out! Every bit of support makes a difference.

Thank you for standing with FCAT and giving these cats a second chance!

Update on Our Sweet CharlotteOur dear old lady Charlotte, who was recently diagnosed with emphysema, is facing some toug...
04/03/2025

Update on Our Sweet Charlotte

Our dear old lady Charlotte, who was recently diagnosed with emphysema, is facing some tough days. This chronic lung disease damages the air sacs in the lungs, making it harder for her to breathe.

Lately, she hasn’t been eating well and has lost more weight. We’ve started her on a prescription to help with her appetite, but sadly, her prognosis isn’t promising. We’re preparing our hearts for the possibility that she may cross the rainbow bridge sooner than we had hoped.

For now, we’re focused on keeping her comfortable and surrounded by love. Please keep Charlotte in your thoughts.

Update on Our One-Eyed Love Bug, Patches!Patches is making great progress every day! His eye is healing well, with less ...
04/02/2025

Update on Our One-Eyed Love Bug, Patches!

Patches is making great progress every day! His eye is healing well, with less swelling and redness. He’s also becoming more active and affectionate—just like his old self. Thank you for keeping him in your thoughts!

Xander Update🐈‍⬛️😻Xander is eating well and staying as active as possible while confined to a kennel for his post-surger...
04/02/2025

Xander Update🐈‍⬛️

😻Xander is eating well and staying as active as possible while confined to a kennel for his post-surgery recovery. Unfortunately, he's had a few setbacks—his eye has been more swollen and bleeding more than expected. Today, I picked up antibiotics for him, and we're hoping they help speed up his healing process.

⭐️Despite everything, Xander remains the sweetest boy. Once he's fully healed, he’ll be ready to find his forever home!

Xander is a🐈‍⬛️ long-haired, neutered male under a year old. He came to us from a hoarding situation and was originally feral, but he has made an incredible transformation in his socialization.

If you’d like to meet this loving boy, please reach out via email: [email protected].

Stop by the thrift shop on April 1st for an exclusive April Fools’ Day deal! Mention this post and get 45% off one item ...
04/01/2025

Stop by the thrift shop on April 1st for an exclusive April Fools’ Day deal! Mention this post and get 45% off one item (excludes cat adoptions).

Want an even better discount? Tell Dianne an April Fools’ joke and get 50% off one item!

03/28/2025

Just In: Stunning Vintage Elephant Figurines & Collectibles! 🐘✨

Calling all collectors and elephant lovers! Our thrift store just received a beautiful selection of vintage elephant figurines and unique collectibles. These charming pieces won’t last long, so be sure to stop by and find the perfect addition to your collection!

Every purchase supports our cat rescue, helping provide food, medical care, and shelter for cats in need. Come treasure hunt for a great cause!

📍 Visit us soon before they’re gone!
FCAT Thrift Shop
60 se Main Winston Or

What a day!This morning, we brought Xander in for his surgery to remove his eye. While we were doing our morning cleanin...
03/28/2025

What a day!

This morning, we brought Xander in for his surgery to remove his eye. While we were doing our morning cleaning, we noticed our sweet old lady, Charlotte, wasn’t herself. She was breathing heavily and repeatedly going to the litter box without success, as if she urgently needed to urinate.

Charlotte is 15 years old and came from an abusive home. She’s a tough but lovable gal, a little grumpy at times, but always deserving of comfort and care.

She has been diagnosed with a urinary tract infection and emphysema. Emphysema can cause subcutaneous emphysema, where air gets trapped under the skin. Lately, she’s been drinking excessively and vomiting afterward. We’re hopeful that medication will help manage her condition and keep her comfortable.

We’ll keep you updated on Charlotte, as well as Patches and Xander. Please keep them in your thoughts!

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60 Se Main
Winston, OR

Opening Hours

Monday 11:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 11:30am - 4pm
Thursday 11:30am - 4pm
Friday 11:30am - 4pm
Saturday 11:30am - 4pm
Sunday 11:30am - 4pm

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Granny Kitty absolutely adores her volunteers—especially when they treat her to some extra brushing! This sweet old girl started out as a feral, but after receiving much-needed dental care and finally living pain-free, she blossomed into the most loving companion you could meet. Volunteers make all the difference: studies show that shelter animals who receive regular human interaction—like petting, brushing, and play—are up to five times more likely to be adopted. If you’ve ever thought about volunteering or adopting a cat who deserves a second chance, now is the perfect time. Come spend time with incredible cats like Granny Kitty—you might just change a life (or have yours changed in return).

Part 2 Of a few of our kitties. We are expecting one more mama cat with 6 kittens who are about 9 weeks. Mama is another feral cat who the owner of the business she is coming from didnt want employees to continue feeding, so the babies would not have survived since that is their only place they know to be fed. Will give an update when she arrives.

Here is what my morning looked like. It was busy, and it is only the beginning.

Just In: Stunning Vintage Elephant Figurines & Collectibles! 🐘✨ Calling all collectors and elephant lovers! Our thrift store just received a beautiful selection of vintage elephant figurines and unique collectibles. These charming pieces won’t last long, so be sure to stop by and find the perfect addition to your collection! Every purchase supports our cat rescue, helping provide food, medical care, and shelter for cats in need. Come treasure hunt for a great cause! 📍 Visit us soon before they’re gone! FCAT Thrift Shop 60 se Main Winston Or

🚨Big Sale Alert!🚨 This Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, all regular-priced clothing is a whopping 40% OFF! 🎉 Don’t miss your chance to score amazing deals and find something fabulous. Come shop with us and grab your favorites before they’re gone! 🛍️✨ Where FCAT THRIFT SHOP 60 SE MAIN WINSTON OREGON WHEN THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY FEBRUARY 6,7,8.

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Exciting news! Our Christmas elf Dianne, our amazing volunteer, has drawn the first name for our raffle! Turn up the volume to find out if you're the lucky winner!

Note to sèlf.. Close all lids when Bandit is around!

Look who got a new toy!

Just checked in on our cat room at the rescue. Cameras make it easy to check on the furry kids.

Tonight I was out trying to trap a colony that has to be moved due to a death of the owner and the house selling. Today was a bust because of these adorable intruders.... these pups are 4 months and the home owner needs to find them a rescue who would take them on.

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501(c)3 non profit Rescue email: [email protected] We are located in Roseburg Oregon.

We believe that TNR works!!

We also know that not all feral cats have a safe place to go to, that is where the Barn Program comes in. A barn cat program can save lives and help a community’s felines and humans co-exist peacefully with each other in a mutually beneficial partnership.

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