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Grahamstown Feral Cat Project Trap, Neuter, Return project, caring for the feral cats of Grahamstown. Founded 1 October 2009. Proud partners of Grahamstown Veterinary Clinic.

Trapping, sterilizing and releasing feral cats back into their environment is a globally recognised humane alternative to simply killing them. After all, these cats have carved out a niche for themselves in a harsh world and have earned the right to life as much as any one of us. In addition, they perform a useful task in controlling the large rodent population drawn to the city by restaurant garb

age and student rubbish bins. With Man's destruction of so many natural predators and their environment, rodents can become a problem. The cats perform the task of rodent control efficiently and without the negative impact on the environment which poisons have. If left unsterilized, the cat population can itself become a problem and disease may spread among them through mating and fighting, spreading also to free-ranging domestic cats. Left to breed unchecked, they also begin to have a negative impact on wild birds and small wildlife in gardens and even in the CBD, and indeed their own lives become extremely difficult.

The Feral Cat Bookshop will be open tomorrow 9-12 and we hope to see you there 📖You may not hear too much about the wor...
23/08/2024

The Feral Cat Bookshop will be open tomorrow 9-12 and we hope to see you there 📖

You may not hear too much about the work and the projects we sponsor, but there is a lot going on and every rand makes a difference. We can't do it without your support. Donations of books and DVDs welcome, as well as catfood 🙏🐾🐈‍⬛

PLEASE SHARE SHARE SHARE.We still need 18 sponsors and time is getting short. Please help us.Our Santa Cause for Paws al...
20/08/2024

PLEASE SHARE SHARE SHARE.
We still need 18 sponsors and time is getting short. Please help us.
Our Santa Cause for Paws album has been up for a long time, but sadly only 3 paid sponsors so far 🙁 If you can help, please let Santa Cause for Paws know via our album on their page - https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.817585613734964... - or email [email protected]
Hi, we are either up for adoption or outreach animals at Grahamstown Feral Cat Project. You can sponsor us a gift. R250 and the volunteers at Santa Cause for Paws will shop and pack the perfect gift for me or an animal similar to me. For now these will go out over Christmas, unless the charities want them sooner - we will work with charities to see what they would like.
If someone comments on your charity page, we often don't get the notification, the easiest would be to give them SCFP bank details and reference (name and surname as per FB) - and email us the info so we can update once they pay. Often people do not come to our page and re-comment sponsor so just give them the details and let us know please.

Hi, we are either up for adoption or outreach animals at Grahamstown Feral Cat Project. You can sponsor us a gift. R250 and the volunteers at Santa Cause for Paws will shop and pack the perfect gift for me or an animal similar to me. For now these will go out over Christmas, unless the charities want them sooner - we will work with charities to see what they would like.

BACK HOME! 🩷
16/08/2024

BACK HOME! 🩷

The Feral Cat Bookshop will be open tomorrow from 9-12, so do please pop in and support our cause of helping the cats of...
16/08/2024

The Feral Cat Bookshop will be open tomorrow from 9-12, so do please pop in and support our cause of helping the cats of our town 🐾🐈‍⬛ donations of books and DVDs, as well as catfood, are welcome too.

This boy has gone missing from Hill Street, close to Sweet and Salty. He's been gone for over a month now. 💔 Has anyone ...
15/08/2024

This boy has gone missing from Hill Street, close to Sweet and Salty. He's been gone for over a month now. 💔 Has anyone seen him? 🙏

For some of our adoptive parents the motto is 'the more the merrier'. 🥰 Former foster kitten Tigress, now Tigra, with he...
10/08/2024

For some of our adoptive parents the motto is 'the more the merrier'. 🥰 Former foster kitten Tigress, now Tigra, with her best mates in mommy's bed. Isn't this just beautiful?! 😍

Remember our very sick little foster kitten Ninja who needed several blood transfusions to survive his severe case of bi...
10/08/2024

Remember our very sick little foster kitten Ninja who needed several blood transfusions to survive his severe case of biliary? He has grown into a beautiful young man and is living his best life. His new name is Ozzy and he's part of a loving family of humans and pets. He's still not off his medication, but we think he will be very soon.🥹
Thank you for your continuous support and belief in our project. Your donations, adoptions, encouragement and loyalty make miracles happen. 💕

10/08/2024

Please help us to help them 🙏💕🐾💕🐈‍⬛

08/08/2024

Socks still up for adoption kindly contact his foster mom Ursula WhatsApp 0829532262

08/08/2024
Support Animal Welfare: Make a Difference TodayDear fellow animal lovers,As we go about our daily lives, there are count...
07/08/2024

Support Animal Welfare: Make a Difference Today

Dear fellow animal lovers,

As we go about our daily lives, there are countless animals in need of our care and compassion. At Grahamstown Feral Cat Project we are dedicated to providing a safe haven and a second chance at life for abandoned, abused, and neglected animals.

Jack Sparrow and his siblings, whose mother was killed by dogs, are some of the many kittens we have rescued. He was born with only one fully-formed eye (perhaps because of interbreeding), which was removed yesterday. Without this intervention, Jack Sparrow faced infection from the remains of the eye. Through your donations we have been able to improve his quality of life, provide foster care for him and his siblings (only Socks - the tuxedo male pictured here - is looking for a forever home) and have them all sterilised. This is only one of many litters whose life we have changed.

Our mission is to promote animal welfare through rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming efforts. We rely on the generosity of donors like you to continue our vital work. Your contribution will directly support:

- Trap, neuter and return of feral cats so as to prevent breeding of unwanted litters
- Food and shelter for rescued animals
- Medical care and rehabilitation services
- Adoption programs to find forever homes
- Education and outreach initiatives to prevent animal cruelty

Every donation, no matter the size, brings us closer to a world where animals are treated with the respect and kindness they deserve. Your support will help us:

- Prevent more kittens being born
- Rescue more animals from dire situations
- Provide essential care and rehabilitation services
- Find loving homes for those in need

Please consider making a donation today. Together, we can create a brighter future for animals in need.

Donation Options:

Grahamstown Veterinary Clinic
Standard Bank: 282625054
Branch Code: 050917
Reference "W/CAT your full name"
Email proof of payment to [email protected]

Thank you for your compassion and support.

Best regards,
Lynne Grant
Chairperson

For more information contact Ursula Whitehorn on 0829532262

Marmite & Marmalade (adopted by Belinda Tudge), totally exhausted after a "shopping" spree at the "mousie mall" and to ...
05/08/2024

Marmite & Marmalade (adopted by Belinda Tudge), totally exhausted after a "shopping" spree at the "mousie mall" and to much energy wasted at the "lookout post" 😁😉🐾🐾💕🐾🐾
Sweet dreams & happy gecko hunting 🐱

Look at this transformation of one of our rescue kittens. Our Spitfire transformed into a very loved and spoilt kitty......
05/08/2024

Look at this transformation of one of our rescue kittens. Our Spitfire transformed into a very loved and spoilt kitty.... Thank you Melanie for always keeping us posted on him

Our beautiful boy, Socks is still looking for his forever home, his adoption fee has been waived and if you would like t...
05/08/2024

Our beautiful boy, Socks is still looking for his forever home, his adoption fee has been waived and if you would like to meet this handsome boy please call his foster mom Ursula on 0829532262

The Feral Cat Bookshop📖 🐈‍⬛ will be open today from 9-12 so please pop in for a browse and hopefully you'll find somethi...
03/08/2024

The Feral Cat Bookshop📖 🐈‍⬛ will be open today from 9-12 so please pop in for a browse and hopefully you'll find something you've been wanting at a very good price. All proceeds from sales supports the care of the town's community cats 🐾🧡
(Donations of books, DVDs, CDs and catfood very welcome too!)

The Project's three cat carriers (2 large, 1 small) are missing. If you have any, or know someone who has, please get in...
31/07/2024

The Project's three cat carriers (2 large, 1 small) are missing. If you have any, or know someone who has, please get in touch with me on 076 8299 208. Our carriers are indispensable when transporting foster kittens to and from the vet and doing outreach work. They are all marked GFCP.
1) bottom half: black; top half: zebra stripes (large)
2) bottom half: blue; top half: cream (large)
3) cream; door flips up instead of to the side (small)

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We still need NINETEEN sponsors!Our Santa Cause for Paws album has been up for a long time, but sadly only 1 paid sponso...
26/07/2024

We still need NINETEEN sponsors!

Our Santa Cause for Paws album has been up for a long time, but sadly only 1 paid sponsor so far 🙁 If you can help, please let Santa Cause for Paws know via our album on their page - https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.817585613734964... - or email [email protected]
Hi, we are either up for adoption or outreach animals at Grahamstown Feral Cat Project. You can sponsor us a gift. R250 and the volunteers at Santa Cause for Paws will shop and pack the perfect gift for me or an animal similar to me. For now these will go out over Christmas, unless the charities want them sooner - we will work with charities to see what they would like.
If someone comments on your charity page, we often don't get the notification, the easiest would be to give them SCFP bank details and reference (name and surname as per FB) - and email us the info so we can update once they pay. Often people do not come to our page and re-comment sponsor so just give them the details and let us know please.

Hi, we are either up for adoption or outreach animals at Grahamstown Feral Cat Project. You can sponsor us a gift. R250 and the volunteers at Santa Cause for Paws will shop and pack the perfect gift for me or an animal similar to me. For now these will go out over Christmas, unless the charities want them sooner - we will work with charities to see what they would like.

19/07/2024

🐈🐈Please note that the Feral Cat Bookshop will not be opening tomorrow 📖

17/07/2024
Sterilization saves lives - please support your local TNR! 😻
13/07/2024

Sterilization saves lives - please support your local TNR! 😻

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13/07/2024

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01/07/2024

Bundles of joy still waiting for their forever homes! Look how cute we are and we promise to throw in a bit of naughtiness but Planet Cat made us promise to behave just a teeny tiny little bit !😸🐱😺
Please phone our Foster Mommy to find out more about us !
Ursula Whitehorn - 0829532262

Baby Yoda, then and now! Baby Yoda was a Covid foster and was adopted by Nosie and Poppi.
29/06/2024

Baby Yoda, then and now! Baby Yoda was a Covid foster and was adopted by Nosie and Poppi.

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29/06/2024

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The bookshop will be open from 9-12 today so come and browse in comfort and stock up on some good reading for the wintry...
29/06/2024

The bookshop will be open from 9-12 today so come and browse in comfort and stock up on some good reading for the wintry weather ahead ☺️ 📖🐈

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Socks still up for adoption kindly contact his foster mom Ursula WhatsApp 0829532262

Bundles of joy still waiting for their forever homes! Look how cute we are and we promise to throw in a bit of naughtiness but Planet Cat made us promise to behave just a teeny tiny little bit !😸🐱😺 Please phone our Foster Mommy to find out more about us ! Ursula Whitehorn - 0829532262

***********HOME CHECK PENDING FOR MARMITE AND MARMALADE**************🤩 We are Marmite (tabby and white boy) and Marmalade (ginger and white girl) and we are the best supervisors! We don't miss any tricks and are highly intelligent librarians that will keep you on your toes and fill your days with love and joy and laughter. We are about 6 months old, have been sterilised and had our 1st and 2nd inoculations and dewormers. We are still looking for our furr-ever home & energetic hooman parents!!!! There is no adoption fee. If you think you can be our human and want to meet us please phone Cindy on 078 543 8227. A home-check will be done before any adoption takes place.

ADOPTED!!! ***********HOME CHECK PENDING FOR MARMITE AND MARMALADE**************🤩 We are Marmite (tabby and white boy) and Marmalade (ginger and white girl) and we are the best supervisors! We don't miss any tricks and are highly intelligent librarians that will keep you on your toes and fill your days with love and joy and laughter. We are about 6 months old, have been sterilised and had our 1st and 2nd inoculations and dewormers. We are still looking for our furr-ever home & energetic hooman parents!!!! There is no adoption fee. If you think you can be our human and want to meet us please phone Cindy on 078 543 8227. A home-check will be done before any adoption takes place.

Jazz loves playing fetch with her mousey and gettig lots of snuggles. She has had her first vaccine and is looking for a place to call home

Baby Jazz is looking for a forever home

These kittens were born on the 12/19 November 2023 and are 8/9 weeks old. They are super adorable and let's not forget to add super playful🙂 The ginger, Calico and dark black and white are all females and the lighter black with white is a male. The adoption fee has been reduced to R250 per kitten or R500 if you adopt two. This covers deworming, first innoculation, and obligatory sterilisation by 6 months of age. For more information, please contact Rochelle on 064 620 0831. A home check will be done before any adoption takes place.

A new second-hand bookshop for Makhanda!

Cally is bit over 5 months old well trained to fetch ball. She is very energetic playful and loving. She has been dewormed all inoculations and rabies shot and sterilized. Her adoption fee is R550. She is ready and waiting for her forever home. If you like to meet her you can contact me Griet on 0660331168. Home check to be done.

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