We foster feral and semi-feral kittens/cats and bunnies for a variety of non-profit organizations an
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My daughter has always loved cats, especially shy cats. She has Autism and is incredibly decisive and unwaveringly loyal so when she told me her dream to have a large property for feral cats too tame and find loving homes for I knew she was unlikely to change her mind. I grew up in a home with a parent who collected cats, many of them feral due to being born outside. I learned how to tame them from this experience which luckily led to being able to help my daughter build the skills she needs to start or partner with a feral cat rescue when she is old enough.
Our foster journey started with a collective hiss last September when we visited a local cat rescue, to pick up a tame pregnant cat for fostering (the idea was to start with something easy). While the manager finished some work we walked around the rescue and I paused to look in on some adorable kittens in a cage. They were hunched down in the corner, five black and white older kittens, staring at me with big eyes. I moved closer and they all hissed at me in unison. I instantly fell in love with them. The manager came back in and I said, “We’’ll take these ones!”
Since those five kittens we have tamed and adopted out over 50 feral kittens/cats and continue to seek the harder cases. Over the course of the year we also started rescuing feral, abandoned and unwanted bunnies of which there are thousands in the state of WA with very few programs and rescues providing support. Most rescues will not take feral bunnies, for a variety of reasons which include risk of illness to other bunnies, behavioral challenges and higher vet costs than tame bunnies. Often we are the only option for feral bunnies so we only take the most emergent cases.
All of our bunnies and cats are spayed and neutered before adoption. We are not a registered non-profit and do not accept donations. If you’d like to donate to help a rescue we can share a list of great ones that need help. If you are interested in adopting please send an email to [email protected]
