Amanda's Cat Rescue

05/02/2025

Here are some of the pets that I’ve helped get affordable veterinary care this past month! Spay and Neuter and dental cleaning. Thanks for all of your generous donations; it makes a huge difference.

05/11/2024

We updated some pricing to show current cost variances between adopting a rescue cat and getting one for free. As you can see, there is quite a cost savings! Remember, if you find kittens, giving them away unfixed and unvaccinated, just spreads out the problem and leads to more kittens and more diseases. We know it's tough right now, but be persistent- room will open at a rescue or at a shelter. Or ask for help! There are lots of people in our community that will help prevent kittens from being rehomed without being fixed or vaccinated.

02/11/2024

Spay & Neuter Day for these cuties on the Mini Cat Town Spay Shuttle. Inky Blinky Pinky and Clyde are making progress coming out of their shy shell.

23/10/2024

Another small trapping job complete! Feral Mom and her 4 kittens, about 10/12 weeks old and on the slightly shy side. They have definite potential to make great companions so we are giving them a chance. They are set up in a foster home at the house from which whose yard they came from. Mom was fixed and released back outside. She’s had at least two litters if not more. These kittens will be fostered for a few weeks until they are ready for adoption! They’ll be fixed chipped and vaxxed! Please share this post and help raise funds for their surgeries and supplies.

16/10/2024

Fresno folks!

02/10/2024

Neuter day for Eddie & Wolfie! Kirkwood Animal Hospital

28/09/2024

A friend is doing a birthday fundraiser for my rescue, in honor of me fostering her cat and kittens back in April/May for 6 weeks until kittens were ready for adoption.

https://www.facebook.com/1278411105/posts/10235045189892184/?mibextid=cr9u03

18/09/2024

If you are feeding 1 or 2 stray/feral community cats, spay and neuter ASAP through the process of Trap/Neuter/Return (TNR)!

Spaying and neutering is a one-time cost (and you won't have to feed 12+ cats after those 2 cats you started feeding, turn into many more!!!)

❗️And guess what? --- You DO NOT NEED TO WAIT TO GAIN A COMMUNITY CAT'S TRUST TO GET THAT CAT SPAYED OR NEUTERED. A humane trap is safest for them and you!

✅️ Trap/Neuter/Return any community cat you are feeding!

Please google Low-Cost Spay Neuter clinics in your area! Many areas have resources to help!

If you're in the Charlotte, NC area, please visit our website to learn more about TNR and low-cost options in our area - https://www.friendsofferalfelines.org/how-to-tnr.

18/09/2024

Spay day for adoptable Carly

11/09/2024

Amanda's Cat Rescue
Two more TNR kitties five months old, finally getting their spay and neuter surgeries today! I Fixed their mama and a whole colony of Moms and rescued many kittens back in April/May, but their mama cat hid these two so well that I was not able to rescue them in time so that they could go be adoptable. Thankfully however they have a super nice yard and someone who takes care of them and spoils them every day, so not a bad option!

05/09/2024

Two more kitties for neutering today Amanda's Cat Rescue

04/09/2024

Two TNR kitties from today plus trap training for some next week. Amanda's Cat Rescue

29/08/2024

From Stray Cat TNR ...

PLEASE do not refer to a friendly cat as "feral" simply because that cat lives outside - using stray or community cat is better.

The word feral means the exact opposite 🔁 of friendly and describes temperament ONLY.

Feral DOES NOT refer to a cat who is:
❌ Dirty
❌ Ear-tipped
❌ Homeless
❌ Unaltered
❌ Injured

🤔 A feral cat can be all those things, but those things don't make him feral.

❗️ The words feral and friendly describe the cat's temperament ONLY❗️

Feral DOES refer to a cat who is:
🐈‍⬛ Unhandleable
🐈‍⬛ Unsocialized to humans
🐈‍⬛ Fearful of people
🐈‍⬛ More comfortable visiting at night

You may be asking yourself, "What difference does it make?"

Since adult 'feral' cats are not socialized to people, they are likely to be euthanized if brought to shelters, so it is in their best interest to continue living outdoors. TRAP, NEUTER, RETURN is their best option for a better life for truly feral cats.

'Friendly' outdoor cats who are thriving and don’t have identification indicating they are lost can be fixed and returned to their outdoor home or fostered and adopted after a stray hold period if those resources are available in your area.

✅️ No matter if the cat is friendly, feral, scared, stray, semi-feral, or feeder friendly, make sure all the cats you feed are spayed/neutered and vaccinated.

05/08/2024