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JC's Kitten Purrfection "Kittens in Need, Hearts to Feed, Making Fur-ever Dreams." Our goal is to share the reality of fostering. Fostering isn’t all laughs. We do this because We can.

The joys, laughs, moments that will make you smile and unfortunately yes moments that are hard, stressful, that no one wants to think about. At least not for my husband and I. We take in healthy, sick, injured cats/kittens. We care for them, stay up with them and cry for them.

Sharing for a friend
18/02/2025

Sharing for a friend

Happy Valentine's Day!
14/02/2025

Happy Valentine's Day!

Maxie and Pearl are an amazing duo. These to sisters are sweet, funny, playful, good with kids, dogs and other cats. ...
09/02/2025

Maxie and Pearl are an amazing duo. These to sisters are sweet, funny, playful, good with kids, dogs and other cats. They are both up to date on vaccines, spayed, microchipped and on current flea/tick preventatives. Their adoption fee is $350 for the pair and their will be an application process.

Athena chose an amazing family to go home with. Congratulations Athena
16/01/2025

Athena chose an amazing family to go home with. Congratulations Athena

Looking for a home of his own. Message me for more details
16/01/2025

Looking for a home of his own. Message me for more details

12/01/2025

📚 Our BACK TO BASICS SERIES: "the vacuum effect"
👉 Why "catch and kill" doesn't work.

A vacuum occurs when a population is removed from an area, opening the territory for outsiders to take advantage of it's resources. Some people believe that if you remove cats from an area (catch and kill), you will solve the problem. What they don't realize is that the resources in that area (food and shelter, for example) remain and will attract other cats from neighboring areas to take advantage of those resources.

Why don't we just catch and euthanize the cats in an area rather than TNR them? Because "catch and kill" doesn't work to solve the community cat population problem. Plus, killing otherwise healthy cats is inhumane.

Cats are territorial, so when you remove cats from a territory (when you "catch and kill"), new cats will move in to take advantage of the resources available in that territory. Those cats will also need to be captured, and the cycle will continue to no end. The better solution is to TNR the cats already in the area and let them defend their space against newcomers.

Exterminating community cats does not work to control the cat population. The only proven method is TNR -- and it happens to be the only HUMANE way as well. The attached link leads to a short article from Alley Cat Allies with more details about "the vacuum effect." Support TNR in your community!

https://www.alleycat.org/.../the-vacuum-effect-why-catch.../

Original content provided by Stray Cat Project. Graphic by Alley Cat Allies.



Received this email so I thought I’d let everyone know if they are trying to find placement.
12/01/2025

Received this email so I thought I’d let everyone know if they are trying to find placement.

09/01/2025

🌬️❄️ It's a good day to repeat this information. Discover how to rescue a hypothermic fur friend, so you're ready to be a lifesaver!

Many thanks to our friends at Stray Cat TNR for encapsulating all this information into an attractive graphic!



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Meet AuroraAurora is a stunning semi-feral cat who is litter box trained and enjoys sharing her space with people. While...
05/01/2025

Meet Aurora
Aurora is a stunning semi-feral cat who is litter box trained and enjoys sharing her space with people. While she’s not yet comfortable with being touched or picked up, she brings so much joy with her playful and quirky personality. She loves chasing laser dots, feather wands, and adores her toy ostrich, which she often “gifts” by placing it in her water dish overnight.

Although she’s shy, Aurora has made progress in learning to trust. She has shared a bed with my young adult daughter, takes treats from us at close distances, and allows us to sit near her. With patience, love, and understanding, I truly believe she has the potential to become a wonderful companion and may even learn to love pets.

Aurora’s Story
Aurora was living happily in a cat community until 2020, when she was unexpectedly trapped after giving birth to kittens. While her kittens were adopted, Aurora remained indoors. Over time, she found companionship with another cat, Ash, and later with her son Carl. Sadly, both were eventually adopted, leaving Aurora heartbroken and unsure, and alone.

Most recently, the arrival of new rescue cats upset Aurora, leading her to be relocated to a quieter space for her comfort. Now alone again, she longs for a patient adopter who can provide her the stable and loving home she deserves.

Aurora’s ideal home would respect her boundaries, giving her time and space to feel secure and safe. While she may never be a cuddly lap cat, she has a silly and sweet side that shines through once she feels comfortable. She would do better alone or with a male cat companion.

If you’re looking to make a meaningful difference in a cat’s life and are willing to offer patience and understanding, Aurora could be the perfect match for you.
please email me at [email protected]

Sylvester is a handsome male kitten. He loves watching movies, cuddling, playing hard, sleeping hard, and jumping to cat...
05/01/2025

Sylvester is a handsome male kitten. He loves watching movies, cuddling, playing hard, sleeping hard, and jumping to catch his toys. He has a sincere, sweet demeanor that you will fall in love with.
Sylvester is neutered, tested neg for FIV/FELV/HW, dewormed, given all 3 distemper vaccines, 2 FELV vaccines, Rabies, and microchipped. His adoption fee is $175 Please email me for an application [email protected]

Bandit is a beautiful little female kitten. She loves other cats, not sure about dogs. I feel if she is introduced slow...
05/01/2025

Bandit is a beautiful little female kitten. She loves other cats, not sure about dogs. I feel if she is introduced slowly and correctly that she will soon love dogs as well. Bandit loves to play, cuddle, her demeanor is sweet, easy going. Okay all the medical stuff: Bandit is spayed, tested NEG for FIV/FELV/HW, has been given her Rabies, 3 Distempers, 2 FELV vaccines, been dewormed, and microchipped. Please email me for an application. [email protected]
Her adoption is $175

30/12/2024

Tipsy and Sprout found their furever home today!!!! Congratulations to Kyle and his new furbabies.

Great new! The Swick brought home Sterling to joined her brother, Slate. These two make the Purrfect additions to suc...
21/12/2024

Great new! The Swick brought home Sterling to joined her brother, Slate. These two make the Purrfect additions to such an amazing family!

17/12/2024

A small scarf made the best toy for Athena today.

Slate found his Purrfect fur ever home! Congratulations Slate and the Swick family.
15/12/2024

Slate found his Purrfect fur ever home! Congratulations Slate and the Swick family.

Cinder found her fur-ever family tonight.
11/12/2024

Cinder found her fur-ever family tonight.

10/12/2024
Sapphire is a sweet and shy black cat with a quirky sense of humor. While she’s not a fan of cuddles, she has a soft spo...
10/12/2024

Sapphire is a sweet and shy black cat with a quirky sense of humor. While she’s not a fan of cuddles, she has a soft spot for her best friend Blaze. Together, they share a special bond that brings out the best in her playful and loving nature. Sapphire’s gentle spirit and funny antics make her a joy to have around!

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A small scarf made the best toy for Athena today.

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Athena is feeling so much better. She’s now having a bit of playtime before she has to go to bed. We thank all of our followers that donated and Rotterdam vet For such amazing care.

Blaze wants a friend
Blaze wants a friend

Looking for a temporary foster for Blaze in the 12306 zip code area or close.

These little ones still need names. Head over to my page to enter your suggestion.

Meet Levi, a stunning and distinguished feline in search of his forever home. Levi has a soft spot for affection and enjoys being held and nuzzled by those he chooses to trust. Toys are a must for this playful boy, as he thrives on the challenge of interactive play. When he's not engaged in playtime, Levi can often be found relaxing in front of his favorite "CatTV" shows on YouTube or snuggled up with his human companions. If you are looking for a loyal and loving companion who appreciates both playtime and downtime, Levi could be the perfect match for you. Could you be the right fit for Levi? Come meet him and find out today! “Candid moments, constant cuteness!" ❤ Donate!! Did you know that our adoption fees to do not even cover the expense of caring for these babies while they are in rescue? Most of the cost of caring for our animals comes from donations and out of our own pocket. The longer they are in rescue, the more the cost of care. Even $5 helps! 🐾 Paypal: @KittenPurrfection 🐾 Venmo: @ Jodi-Cole-62

Welcome little ones!
Welcome little ones!

Help us welcome these bundles of joy to Kitten Purrfection! Stay tuned for a fun opportunity we will be announcing later today. In the meantime if you would like to help with the care of these 3 amazing families we have a number of ways to get involved. 🐾 Paypal: @KittenPurrfection 🐾 Venmo: @@Jodi-Cole-62 🐾 Amazon Wishlist: https://bit.ly/KPamazonwishlist

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we foster through a non-profit organization in Clifton, New York, called KAT’S Purrfect Pals who rescues abandoned cats, pregnant mamas (Queens) and kittens in the capital city. KAT’S fosters keep the kittens in their homes until they are adopted, they never have to go to a shelter. Kittens are kept safe and loved in their foster homes, along with their mamas where possible, until they are at least 2 months old. The kittens are spayed/neutered when they are about 3lbs, and usually will have gotten their rabies shots at 3lbs, and receive their two distemper shots before they are adopted out. KAT’S also hosts adoption events every weekend (though honestly it's so hard to see our precious little babies in those cages even if only for a few hours, so hopefully by spreading the word and getting more and more pictures out there, all our little babies and their mamas will be spoken for before they ever have to go to an event). If you'd like more information about KATs purrfect pals, please see their page.https://www.facebook.com/KATS-Purrfect-Pals-488289491584220/ Thank you for all your care, kindness and support!