Oakland TNR Coalition

08/30/2024

August has been quite the month for us!😮‍💨

We welcomed 25 new intakes, celebrated 11 adoptions, and successfully completed 6 TNRs!

Our latest additions, Momma Olive and her adorable kittens — Soup, Salad, and Breadstick — came to us from Allentown, thanks to our friends at Catcalls Rescue. (How do they keep convincing us to take in more cats? 🤣)

With over 60 cats and kittens in our care right now, we’re incredibly thankful for our amazing fosters who make this possible. But as yinz know, with all those little mouths to feed, balls to snip, and uteruses to yeet comes a lot of expenses!

In August alone, we’ve spent $6,331.02 on vet care, and that doesn’t even include foster supplies, meds, or other operational costs. Unfortunately, our donations haven’t kept pace with the rising costs, and we need your help to continue saving lives.

Please consider donating or sharing to help us recover from these expenses so we can continue rescuing every kitty that comes our way. No donation is too small, and every bit makes a difference!

Venmo: www.venmo.com/u/OaklandTNR
Paypal: paypal.me/oaklandtnrcoalition

08/29/2024

Meet Denny. Rescued from the harsh outdoors, this charming black house panther was found in rough shape. Despite his difficult past leaving him with a corneal scar and having been let down by humans, he has come out the other side with nothing but a heart full of love.

Denny is a big-time cuddle enthusiast and will even give hugs. He has a special knack for turning any lap into his personal cuddle spot, purring up a storm as he settles in for all the snuggles. His gentle demeanor and loving nature make him the perfect companion for anyone looking for their new furry best friend for life. He would do fine in a home by himself with a person that’s home most of the time or in a home with other cat companions so he doesn’t get lonely.

Denny is between 3-5 years old, neutered, vaccinated, flea treated, dewormed, microchipped, and tested FIV/FeLV negative. He is available at the Waterfront (Homestead) Petco Adoption Center.

08/28/2024

🚨 We’re still just halfway to our goal for Margherita’s surgery! 🚨

A huge thank you to the folks who’ve donated so far! We know it feels like there’s a long way to go, but with the support of our truly amazing community, we believe we can reach our $6,000 goal.

Baby Marg has been making great progress! She’s now eating two watered-down cans of food every day, spread across about five meals. Her foster parents keep her upright during feedings and for at least 20 minutes afterward to ensure it all goes down smoothly!

When she’s not supervised, Marg has to be kept isolated to avoid sneaking any of her foster friends’ food. But she absolutely loves her supervised playtime in the foster room, especially with her MASSIVE foster dad, Mo—who is quite adorably the perfect foster papa! 💕

Swipe to see some adorable bonus photos of Marg sporting her new dinner-time bib!

Please share and donate to help us reach the finish line! Every donation brings us closer to getting Margherita the care she needs: https://givebutter.com/margherita

If you’d like to send her some food, she’s currently devouring Royal Canin Mother & Baby Cat, which you can find on our Amazon wishlist: amzn.to/42X6W4H

08/28/2024

Meet Pearl and Howard! Rescued from the streets of Shadyside, this yin and yang pair is ready to find the perfect indoor home of their dreams.

Pearl (white) has a ton of energy and loves humans. She will always make you laugh and always make you feel loved anytime you walk into a room! She loves her cat toys, and scratching post, and especially loves to play with her brother Howard. Whenever you go up to her, she will always make you feel special with her purrs and bunting. Pearl loves being with her brother the most, and will always want to be with near him. She loves dry treats!

Howard (Black) is a shy but loving boy, Once he starts to accept you, he will never turn his back on you. His purrs are so loud that you can hear them a mile away! He is obsessed with water fountains, and drinking from them. He is a very calm boy who loves snuggling with his sister Pearl and being a lap cat. If you give him a wet treat, he'll trust you forever! He just needs a little bit more attention than Pearl to be sure that he's safe!

Pearl and Howard are about 3 months old, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, flea treated, dewormed, microchipped, and tested FIV/FeLV negative.

08/28/2024

Meet Shayera & Diana. These sweet superheroes overcame a challenging start to life and are ready to start their next adventure with a loving forever family.

Diana (mostly grey) is the epitome of sweetness and affection. Although she was initially a bit shy, Diana has blossomed into a purring cuddle enthusiast who loves to snuggle up in a cozy bed with her sister and human. Her gentle nature and soft purrs are sure to warm your heart.

Shayera (mostly white), with her striking white coat, is Diana’s loyal sidekick and partner in snuggles. While Shay may be a bit more reserved at first, her loving and sweet personality shines through once she feels comfortable. Her bond with Diana is heartwarming, and together they share many affectionate moments and playful adventures.

Shay and Diana are about 3.5 months old, spayed, vaccinated, flea treated, dewormed, microchipped, and tested FIV/FeLV negative.

08/28/2024

Meet Cham Cham & Kulfi. These delightful white kittens were rescued from the streets of Shadyside and are now living their best lives in the comfort of indoors.

Cham Cham (black spot on head) is your quintessential snuggle buddy. He’ll find any opportunity to curl up in your arms for a cozy nap. Kulfi (all white) is more of an independent street. While he enjoys his own space and time to explore, he’s still very much part of the dynamic duo, always playing with his brother — especially when pom pom balls are involved! Cham Cham and Kulfi bring the perfect balance of affection and adventure. Both boys adore adult kitties and wouldn’t mind having a big brother or sister in their new home to show them the way.

Kulfi and Cham Cham are about 3 months old, neutered, vaccinated, flea treated, dewormed, microchipped, and tested FIV/FeLV negative.

08/26/2024

We know we’re always asking for fosters, but there are so many sweet cats still out on the streets waiting for rescue!

Yinz might remember Denny, who came from what we thought was a small colony in Swissvale. Well, it turns out there’s a lot more cats than we first thought! Many of them are friendly, thanks to a kind soul who’s been feeding them near some abandoned houses.

A helpful neighbor has been keeping us updated on these cats, and today they were able to bring in two friendly young cats and an adult who will all be vetted on Wednesday.

There are at least 7-8 more cats still out there, plus a few we TNR’d from a nearby colony who have since become friendly. We anticipate that many of these cats will have potential to be indoor cats — which means we need fosters!

We can’t bring any of these guys in without a place to put them. Help a stray cat get off the streets — apply to foster today!

Foster Application —> bit.ly/otnrc_foster

*Any current pets in the home must be spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccinations. OTNRC fosters must be kept separate from any current pets unless otherwise stated.*

08/24/2024

Come see us at Alternate Histories tomorrow!

We look forward to having our friends from Oakland TNR Coalition at Alternate Histories tomorrow from 8am to 7pm with adoptable kittahs.

(NO SAME DAY ADOPTIONS)

Join us for today for,
Greenfield Yard Sale and Neighborhood Block Party

08/21/2024

Meet Wednesday! Don’t worry, she’s not as worried as she looks - she’s just a wide-eyed little lady!

Wednesday was rescued with her sister from Arlington and is still figuring out the inside world. While still a bit shy, she’s come a long way and enjoys laying near and receiving attention from her foster human. She’s extremely food motivated and that is the way to her heart! She will run right up to you when it’s time to eat.

Wednesday needs a patient adopter who understands that she’s still a bit hesitant and not *quite* ready to cuddle, but will happily hang out. With time, she is sure to be a total mush.

Wednesday LOVES other cats and has so much fun playing with the younger kittens in her foster home! While her sister Morticia is still making progress with trusting people, a double adoption could be a good fit for an adopter who understands the initial need for time and space! Either way, Wednesday requires a home with other cat(s) as that is how she is happiest.

Wednesday is around 10 months old, spayed, vaccinated, flea treated, dewormed, microchipped, and tested FIV/FeLV negative. She is available for adoption at the Waterfront (Homestead) Petco Adoption Center.

08/21/2024

Meet Poppy and Marigold! They started out as strangers, but they’re now the sweetest little sisters.

Marigold (Tortie) is as sweet as can be. She has an instant purr when she sees people and loves to be held and cuddled with like a baby! She especially loves to play with jingly toys and eating treats.

Poppy (Lynx point) is on the go 24/7. She runs around playing with every toy she sees and chasing her sister, but also spends a lot of time begging for affection! Eating is her very favorite thing.

Marigold and Poppy are 4 and 5 months old, spayed, vaccinated, flea treated, dewormed, microchipped, and tested FIV/FeLV negative. They are available for adoption at the Waterfront (Homestead) Petco Adoption Center.

08/21/2024

**Margherita Update: Help Us Save Her Life!**

Yesterday, sweet Margherita had her consultation with the soft tissue specialists at OSU. Based on her clinical signs and the barium test results from before, she does in fact have a vascular anomaly. Since she's still so tiny, she'll spend the next two months bulking up before her next appointment.

On October 15, Marg will return for sedation, a CT scan, and additional X-rays to confirm that the exact vascular anomaly she has is PRAA (Persistent Right Aortic Arch) and determine the best surgical approach. Her corrective surgery will then be performed the next day on October 16, after which she'll need to stay at OSU for 1-2 days to ensure everything goes smoothly.

Yesterday’s consultation was $160, but we’ve now received the full cost estimate for her surgery, which is between $4,153.75 and $6,446.25—much higher than we initially expected. Because Margherita deserves the best care, we've adjusted our fundraiser goal to $6,000 to cover these expenses.

Please help us save Marg’s life! Every donation counts, and even sharing this post can make a difference. Together, we can give her the happy, healthy future she deserves. 💛

Donate here: https://givebutter.com/margherita

08/20/2024

**Help! Foster Homes Needed ASAP!**

We need your help more than ever! Although we received a few foster applications last time, none of them answered our messages. Right now, we have two sweet adult cats and seven semi-feral kittens who desperately need temporary homes.

Without foster homes, we’re unable to intake more cats or kittens, meaning we can’t respond to the overwhelming number of requests for help we receive daily. By fostering, you become a vital part of saving lives and giving these cats a second chance!

Please consider opening your heart and home to a kitty in need. 🐾

Foster Application —> bit.ly/otnrc_foster

*Any current pets in the home must be spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccinations. OTNRC fosters must be kept separate from any current pets unless otherwise stated.*

08/16/2024

Words simply cannot express our gratitude — last night, we surpassed the halfway mark of our fundraiser goal for Margherita’s surgery!

When we first got Margherita’s diagnosis, we felt overwhelmed with worry and anxiety, knowing that she needed this surgery to live. The thought of raising thousands of dollars for one precious kitten seemed daunting. But thanks to our community and so many folks’ generosity, we now have hope!

Marg is still doing mostly well and holding food most of her food down with her new regiment. She will have her consultation with the OSU soft tissue surgery department on Tuesday, which will give us a clearer understanding of her treatment plan and surgery costs moving forward.

We still have a ways to go to reach our goal, but with your continued support, we know we can give Margherita the chance she deserves. Please help us cross the finish line and make a difference in her little life!

Donate here: https://givebutter.com/margherita

08/14/2024

Phew! What a week! 😅

We assisted Catcalls Rescue and a dedicated feeder in changing the lives of 20 cats and kittens! We’ve welcomed three kittens — Seraphina, Samira, and Skylar — and their dad, Casanova, into foster care. Their sibling went home with a responsible neighbor with a vet appointment lined up already. CatCalls has taken on nine kittens and one catten, while we’ve both helped another five more adults!

Our final step is to await Momma Mirabel, whom we spayed and released last week, to return with her kittens in a few weeks. Once she’s back, we’ll get them into foster and be officially done with this whole mess. It’s incredible to think how much worse the situation would have been in just a few months. The progress we've made in such a short time is truly impressive!

We’re incredibly grateful to work with such fantastic rescue partners — teamwork really does make the dream work!💪🏻

As Yinz might imagine, all this help comes with significant costs. If you can, please consider donating to either (or both) of our organizations. Your support keeps us going strong and making a difference on the hilltop!

www.venmo.com/u/OaklandTNR
paypal.me/oaklandtnrcoalition

08/13/2024

Meet Katie. This dilute tortie with beautiful green eyes is an independent girl who loves pets. She loves spending time with her person but is just as content alone.

While it will take some time for Katie to warm up to you, once she does she will rubbing up against you, giving you head bumps and curling her tail around your leg all while soaking up the pets. She likes head and butt pets and especially likes to lay at your feet. Katie is a quiet girl who gives the smallest meow once she’s comfortable and she can be hissy when she’s unsure of something.

She’s a good huntress and with that loves whack a mole type of play and chasing feather or worm teasers. She loves Temptation treats also has very clean litter box habitats.

Since Katie was rescued from a life on the streets, it’s no surprise she gets little scared but she will come out of her shell with some gentle words, head pets and time. She is still getting acclimated to the comforts of indoor life and a lot of things are new to her. She would do best in a quieter home with little commotion.

While she does get along with other cats, Katie would do well as an only cat. If you have a window she can bird watch from or even a catio, Katie would be living her best life. Since she was used to outside for so long, you’ll need to be careful that she doesn’t try escape.

Katie is around 6 years old, spayed, vaccinated, flea treated, dewormed, microchipped and tested FIV/FeLV negative.

08/13/2024

Meet Risotto. Affectionately known as Rizz, this charming black void perfectly embodies the blend of sweet and sour.

Rizz is incredibly affectionate and lovey, but in true feline faction, he may suddenly signal with a gentle tap or low growl when he’s had enough. But when he’s in the mood for cuddles, his love knows no bounds! Rizz has a very playful spirit and is certainly a kitten at heart. He loves just bout any toy that crosses his path. His endearing underbite makes him a frequent open-mouth breather, which is simply the cutest thing in the world.
�Currently, Rizz is a devoted mentor to his foster brother M**o (Mo), helping him navigate the world of being an indoor cat. Rizz would thrive as either a solo cat or with cat siblings, provided proper introcuction!
�Rizz is about 2 years old, neutered, vaccinated, flea treated, dewormed, microchipped, and tested FIV/FeLV negative.

08/13/2024

Meet M**o (aka Mo). This 15 pound, three-legged bundle of love might seem intimidating at first glance, but don’t be fooled! Despite his rough start on the Polish Hill streets, including a leg amputation, some dental work, and a mild case of asthma, Mo has blossomed into one of the most loving big boys.

Mo’s traumatic past has made him a bit wary of loud noises and sudden movements, but once he warms up he’ll be your best friend begging for belly rubs 24/7. He’s still adjusting to a more comfortable indoor life after years o the streets, so he will need a person will to give him time, understanding, and patience. His foster brother Risotto has been showing him the ropes on how to be a normal cat. Mo would thrive in a home with a feline buddy or two (with proper intros) and must go to a home with other cats.

Mo is 5-years-old, neutered, vaccinated, flea treated, dewormed, microchipped, and tested FIV positive and FeLV negative.

08/12/2024

Margherita’s Update: Our Little Fighter with a Special Heart! ❤️🐾

Margherita has become a frequent flyer at Rivers Veterinary Urgent Care, but today’s visit wasn’t for what you might expect! She developed a sudden abscess on her chin, maybe from a tick bite, that quickly grew and required urgent care. The team at Rivers managed to drain and clean it up, and now she’s back home on antibiotics to prevent it from returning.

For the first time since her rescue, Margherita has kept her food down! Her dedicated foster parent, Abby, has been syringe-feeding her a watery food slurry and keeping her upright for at least 15 minutes to let gravity do the work. We’re hopeful that she’ll be able to tolerate more food each day, helping her grow stronger and get ready for surgery.

We’re currently awaiting word from OSU about the next steps in her surgery, which is estimated to cost at least $3,500 to $4,000. We’re SO incredibly grateful to everyone who has donated so far, but we still have a long way to go!

*Ways to Donate*
Direct Campaign: https://givebutter.com/margherita
Venmo: www.venmo.com/u/OaklandTNR
Paypal: paypal.me/oaklandtnrcoalition

Thank you for your support in giving Margherita the chance to live a full, healthy life! ❤️

08/11/2024

❤️🆘Help Save Margherita’s Life: A Tiny Kitten’s Fight Against a Rare Heart Condition🆘❤️

After an esophagram (barium swallow test) at Rivers Veterinary Clinic this weekend, we discovered little Margherita has a vascular ring anomaly, specifically Persistent Right Aortic Arch (PRAA). This very rare congenital disorder of the aorta compresses her esophagus, causing painful regurgitation and preventing her from eating properly. Unfortunately, if left untreated, Margherita will face a slow and painful death due to malnutrition.

But there is hope! With specialized surgery, Margherita can overcome this condition. This surgery, though expensive, offers her a chance at a healthy and happy life. While she may require special care for the rest of her life, most cats who undergo this surgery have a good long-term prognosis.

Margherita’s surgery needs to take place at Ohio State University’s Veterinary program. The estimated cost of this life-saving procedure is between $3,500 and $4,000. Having faced significant veterinary expenses in the past week totaling over $3,200, we are now turning to our community for help.

Margherita is an incredibly loving and playful kitten who deserves every chance at a full life. She spends her days doing all the normal kitten things, including kneading lots of biscuits. We know in our hearts that she deserves this opportunity to thrive, and we don’t want to give up on her due to a lack of funds.

Please, we are begging. Every donation, no matter how small, brings us closer to our goal. If you have ever considered donating before, please make today the day you help save a life.

Ways to Donate:
Direct Campaign: https://givebutter.com/margherita
www.venmo.com/u/OaklandTNR
paypal.me/oaklandtnrcoalition

08/10/2024

It’s time!!🥕🥦🌱

Come on down to the North Side until 5pm to get some yummy vegan eats and support some awesome local shops and rescues! Make sure to head all the way to the fountain to booth 162 to see us!

🚨We have just 7 pair of b***y shorts left — get ‘em while they’re hot!

08/10/2024

B***y shorts, tote bags, t shirts, patches, stickers oh my! Tomorrow is officially our favorite day of the year — Pittsburgh VegFest!

Catch us from 11-5pm with some sick new merch and lots of hand-crafted items for you and your kitties! Be sure to make it all the way down towards the fountain and see us at booth 162.

Swipe to see some of our limited edition merch that will be available — you won’t want to miss out!

A massive thank you to for printing and donating the merch. And a special shoutout to volunteer Ben for donating his time to make the metal Spay&Neuter design!

08/09/2024

Two posts in one day because we cannot afford to keep going but the cats cannot afford for us to stop. Our vet bills from the last 48 hours have now exceeded $3,000, wiping out all our funds we’d saved up. We’re desperate.

Riley Lewis, our super senior, visited today for a severe cold and was prescribed antibiotics.

The first orange man you see pictured is 16-year-old Max, who was abandoned in an alley in Lawrenceville. Though adopted from ARL (now HARP) years ago, we’ve been unable to reach his registered “owner” via phone or Facebook. Max, initially found and being fostered by , was having GI issues and has now been diagnosed with kidney disease and needs ongoing treatment.

These visits alone cost us $821.44, bringing our total to $3,219.81. Please donate—we need your help more than ever.

www.venmo.com/u/OaklandTNR
paypal.me/oaklandtnrcoalition

08/08/2024

🆘🚨 **Help us celebrate International Cat Day by raising the $2,398.37 we spent yesterday on 17 cats and kittens!** 🚨🆘

In just five days, we’ve welcomed 10 new cats and kittens to the rescue, including Denny from Swissvale and the Allentown kittens, Cacio and Pepe. Things got even crazier when we found two more Allentown siblings, Margherita and Salami. Then, thanks to our friends at CatCalls, Mirabel (calico) and Evaline (tuxedo) were trapped from the new Mt. Washington colony. Mirabel, who is nursing a fresh litter, was released after we couldn’t locate her kittens. That same night, a couple in South Oakland trapped Trash Can, Switch Blade, and Toaster Oven.

All of these new rescues, along with the OG Oak Hill Kittens—Shayera, Clark, and Diana—went in for full vetting. Four long-term fosters got their annual boosters, and Margherita, the smallest of the Allentown group, went to Rivers as she’s struggling to keep food down.

Between the $2,090 spent at Fix’n Wag’n and $308.37 at Rivers yesterday, and $231.49 today for Riley Lewis, our funds are stretched very thin. $2500 gone in just 24 hours is devastating. We still have LOTS ferals to TNR and kittens to spay/neuter in the coming weeks, so we can't afford to slow down.

Please donate to help us keep rescuing! Every bit counts. 🩵

www.venmo.com/u/OaklandTNR
paypal.me/oaklandtnrcoalition

08/08/2024

🎶Please, please, please…. foster a cat! 🎶

We have lots of cats and kittens that are H-O-T-T-O-G-O! to foster homes and let’s be honest, helping kitties in need SO brat coded.

On a more serious note, we are in desperate need of more foster homes after teaming up with Catcalls Rescue to tackle a massive colony in Mt Washington full of cats and kittens. Looking for something a little less chaotic than a bunch of crazy kittens? There’s lots of adorable adults waiting to be rescued from the streets too!

Join our amazing network of fosters and help us save lives! Apply today!

Foster Application —> bit.ly/otnrc_foster

*Any current pets in the home must be spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccinations. OTNRC fosters must be kept separate from any current pets unless otherwise stated.*

08/06/2024

🚨We need your help!🚨

Our rescue is currently caring for over 50 kitties, a third of which are very hungry kittens! We're completely out of wet food for both kittens and adults, and our dry kitten food supply has also run dry.

Your support is crucial! Please consider helping by sending food from our wishlists — every case or bag of food makes a big impact!

🛒Wishlist Links:
Chewy wishlist —> bit.ly/otnrc_chewylist
Amazon wishlist —> amzn.to/42X6W4H

💰Monetary Donations:
www.venmo.com/u/OaklandTNR
paypal.me/oaklandtnrcoalition

📍Drop off Donations:
Waterfront (Homestead) Petco — please indicate they’re for Oakland TNR!

Thank yinz for you generosity and support, we can’t save lives without you!

08/05/2024

Today, we learned about a local business that has been giving away free kittens. Let us give you some key issues with offering these “free” kittens:

1. Irresponsible Ownership: Owning a pet is a lifelong commitment. A free kitten may seem like a good idea, but it often leads to impulsive decisions by people unprepared for the responsibility. This can result in neglect or abandonment when that cute little kitten turns into an adult cat.

2. Overpopulation: Free, unfixed kittens contribute to the cat overpopulation crisis. These kittens often follow in their parents' footsteps, producing more unwanted litters and adding to the burden on responsible rescues.

3. Health Risks: Kittens require significant care and can be quite fragile, especially if they are not yet of rehoming age. Unvetted kittens might have undiagnosed health issues such as parasites or viral infections like panleukopenia and calicivirus. People who take in these kittens might not be prepared to handle their medical needs, leading to further health problems.

4. Unexpected Costs: Even if these free kittens find good homes, the basic care they need—such as vaccinations, spaying/neutering, flea treatment, and testing—can cost hundreds of dollars. This amount often exceeds the cost of an adoption fee and doesn’t account for additional health issues that may arise.

These are just a few of the MANY dangers associated with giving away free, unvetted kittens. If you can’t find a rescue or shelter placement, at the very least, ensure that the kittens are spayed/neutered and vaccinated. Otherwise, responsible rescues will end up dealing with the consequences.

We witness so much hurt and suffering daily at the hands of irresponsible people. Please be the difference you want to see in this world. Please be responsible. Please do the right thing. Spay and neuter your fu***ng cats.

08/04/2024

Who wouldn’t want two adorable d***y orange kittens in their home?

When foster and volunteer Abby checked a trap set for a new adult cat, she unexpectedly found these two soaking wet kittens looking utterly pathetic in the trap together. Now, we need a foster for this brother and sister duo!

We also have a few adult cats looking for foster homes. We supply all the necessities and support—you provide a safe, loving environment and help them become normal indoor kitties!

Foster Application —> bit.ly/otnrc_foster

*Any current pets in the home must be spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccinations. OTNRC fosters must be kept separate from any current pets unless otherwise stated.*

08/02/2024

$5 Friday Alert!

Meet our newest rough boy, Denny! This sweet boy is the suspected patriarch of a small colony in Swissvale we’re now helping with. Found in a bit of rough shape last night (just look at that sad face in his carrier!), we didn’t want to mess with anything scary going into the weekend and got him to Rivers today.

Aside from being a tad underweight, the obvious goopy eyes, a corneal scar, flea dirt, iffy teeth and dirty ears, Denny is mostly in good shape. He just needs some TLC after his rough time on the streets. He’s now on oral antibiotics and eye meds and he’ll be neutered and fully vetted next week — assuming his eyes improve.

Next week is shaping up to be busy and a little costly, with at least $800 in vet bills for Denny, three kittens needing full vetting, and five long-term fosters scheduled for their annual exams and vaccines.

Denny’s initial visit cost $170.64 and with the upcoming expenses, we could really use your help. This summer has been very tough as donations have lulled but expenses have not. Please consider donating just $5 this Friday so we can continue helping cats like Denny!

www.venmo.com/u/OaklandTNR
paypal.me/oaklandtnrcoalition

07/30/2024

Exciting news—our longest Petco resident, Filly, was adopted yesterday!

Filly, known for her bossy charm and sassy yet sweet demeanor, has won the hearts of many Petco volunteers. After months of being over looked, she’s finally found her forever home!

Congrats to Allie, and happy tails to Filly!

07/30/2024

Our friends at Oakland TNR Coalition are confirmed for Greenfield Yard Sale and Neighborhood Block Party and will have adoptable kittahs for you inside Alternate Histories.

(Please note same day adoptions are not possible.)

August 24, 2024
517 Greenfield Ave
8am to 7pm.