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Animal Rescue We also provide education to the public about felines. They are all beautiful creatures to us and we are here for them.

We are a small foster based rescue in the Tampa Bay area, whose purpose is to retrieve felines from kill shelters, neglected situations and owner surrenders; provide basic needs (food/water, temporary shelter and veterinary care); rehabilitating and rehoming so that they may live out their natural lives as pets. We are currently focusing on the “overlooked” felines due to various reasons, such as

age, manageable medical conditions or just for the mere fact that they are not as “pretty” or fluffy as another.

01/12/2025

The safest and kindest choice you can make for your feline friend is to keep them exclusively indoors. The data speaks for itself. Outdoor cats sadly average a lifespan of 2 to 5 years, while indoor cats often live two to three times longer, averaging 13 to 17 years.

Top Threats Outdoors:

Vehicles: Being hit by a car is one of the leading causes of outdoor cat death.

Disease: They are at much higher risk for contracting serious, contagious illnesses like Feline Leukemia (FeLV) and FIV from other animals.

Predators and Fights: From coyotes to other territorial cats, fights lead to abscesses, serious injuries, and even death.

Toxins: Exposure to antifreeze, rodent poisons, and toxic landscaping chemicals is sadly very common.

You can enrich their lives safely. Give them tall cat trees, lots of window perches, and interactive play every day. Consider building or buying a catio (an enclosed outdoor patio) so they can safely enjoy the fresh air without the risks.

28/11/2025

As much as we wish they could stay kittens forever, cats age much faster than us! Your cat is considered a senior around 10 to 12 years old. Since cats hide discomfort so well, we need to be extra vigilant. Knowing what to look for can make their golden years much more comfortable.

Key Signs of Aging and When to Call the Vet:

Keep an eye out for mobility changes. If you notice your cat hesitating before jumping, struggling to use stairs, or a general change in their gait. Watch their weight and thirst, too. Unexplained weight loss or excessive thirst/urination can be early warning signs of common senior diseases like chronic kidney disease or diabetes. Finally, look at their fur. A grooming decline or matted fur often means stiffness is making it difficult or painful for them to clean themselves.

Simple Care Adjustments You Can Make Today:

Senior cats should see the vet for twice yearly exams, as their health can change quickly. For their comfort, provide easily accessible, warm, and soft beds, and consider using ramps or steps to help them reach their favorite sleeping spot safely. When it comes to feeding, try raising their food and water bowls a few inches off the floor. This simple adjustment makes eating much easier on stiff necks and joints.

If your cat is 10 or older, check your records to see if they are due for a senior wellness exam! A few small changes can mean a world of difference for their comfort.

25/11/2025

We often think of microchips as a one time thing, but they are your cat's absolute best chance of finding their way home if they slip out the door! It is a tiny chip, about the size of a grain of rice, placed quickly and painlessly under their skin. It is a permanent identification number that can’t be removed like a collar.

The microchip is useless if the registration details are old! Did you move? Change your cell number? If you haven't updated your information with the microchip registry, that ID number leads nowhere.

Please take five minutes today to find your microchip paperwork or log in online to check that your name, current phone number, and address are linked to your cat's chip number. It is the most important five minutes you can spend protecting your fur baby!

24/11/2025

AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION! PLEASE SHARE! 😸

Chatticus is a 6 month old bundle of sweetness and energy who’s sure to bring a smile to your face. He’s playful, affectionate, and loves being around his people. Whether he’s curling up for snuggles or racing around with the cutest little zoomies you’ve ever seen, he’s always finding ways to brighten the day.

This soft, silky coated boy gets along wonderfully with other cats and even enjoys the company of friendly dogs. He thrives on companionship and loves spending time with the humans in his foster home, happily joining in on whatever they’re doing.
Chatticus adores playing with toys, and when he’s ready for a break, he’ll perch by the window to watch the world go by. With his cuddly nature, playful spirit, and love for both people and other pets, Chatticus is ready to fill his forever home with joy, purrs, and endless entertainment.

If you are interested in meeting Chatticus, please submit an application using the link below!

https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/MBFL/Cat

22/11/2025

Did you know that many common household items are deadly to cats? As we tidy up and prepare for the holidays, be extra vigilant about what is in your home.

Lilies: Any part of the lily plant (the leaves, the stem, the petals, and especially the pollen) is extremely toxic and can cause acute kidney failure in cats. Even drinking the water from the vase is dangerous. If you have a cat, do not bring lilies into your home.

Essential Oils: Oils like Tea Tree, Eucalyptus, and Citrus are highly concentrated and toxic when inhaled, absorbed through the skin, or licked off their fur.

Human Medicine: Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is fatal to cats. Never give your cat human medicine.

Check your plants right now! If you have lilies, please remove them immediately. Always keep the Animal Poison Control Center number handy: 888 426 4435.

19/11/2025

Dental disease is one of the most common illnesses in adult cats, and it is far more serious than just bad breath. Untreated infections in the mouth can spread to the rest of the body.

Bacteria from tooth and gum disease can travel through the bloodstream and damage vital organs like the heart, kidneys, and liver. It is painful! Your cat may stop eating or chew only on one side because their mouth hurts.

If your cat has visibly red gums, seems hesitant to eat dry food, or has noticeable bad breath, please schedule a dental check up with your veterinarian.

Ensure your vet looks at their teeth during every annual exam. Try introducing cat dental treats or water additives recommended by your vet.

10/11/2025

🐾🍂 Thanksgiving PSA for Cat Parents! 🍗🐾

As we get ready to fill our plates this Thanksgiving, don’t forget some holiday favorites aren’t safe for our furry family members! 🐱

🚫 Foods to keep out of kitty’s reach:
• Turkey skin, bones, and gravy – too fatty and can cause tummy trouble or worse.
• Onions, garlic, and chives – toxic to cats, even in small amounts!
• Stuffing – usually full of those dangerous seasonings.
• Chocolate, sweets, and xylitol – no dessert for our feline friends!
• Alcohol and caffeine – big no-no’s for curious paws.
• Raisins and grapes – toxic even in tiny amounts.

Safe treats instead:
A small piece of plain cooked turkey breast or a dollop of pumpkin purée (no sugar or spices!) can be a special Thanksgiving snack for your cat. 💛

Let’s keep this Thanksgiving happy, healthy, and full of purrs! 🐾

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