A Purrfect World

05/26/2026

As many people know, we are currently in a massive cat overpopulation crisis. Ensuring your cat is spayed or neutered is not only beneficial for the reasons listed above, but it is truly the only way to prevent the overpopulation from worsening. In recent years, the amount of cats entering the nation’s shelters has increased and as a result euthanasia rates have risen.

New Jersey alone is estimated to have 1.3 to 2 million stray or feral cats, which is in addition to owned cats. Despite many people believing that there are adoptive homes for all of the many cats in shelters, and unborn kittens, NJ is ranked third lowest in the nation for cat ownership. So please whether owned cat, or if you are involved in TNR, don’t hesitate to contact me to schedule an appointment.

TNR Package: spay or neuter, rabies vaccine, distemper vaccine, antibiotic injection, pain medication injection & ear tip - $128

Owned Cat Package: spay or neuter, rabies vaccine, distemper vaccine, FIV/FeLV combo test, microchip, antibiotic injection & pain medication injection - $200

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05/22/2026

How adorable are Poppy and Sesame after their spay neuter surgeries??!!

05/19/2026

05/10/2026

Wishing all Moms a Happy Mother's Day!

05/06/2026

Our Resident Medical Updates. Larry and Frosting
We just wanted to catch you up after the harsh winter we had with the status of a few of our residents. This winter we were busy with health issues with Larry (our mayor) and Frosting (his girlfriend). Larry had an inner ear infection that caused an abscess that burst - one day his third eyelid was covering his eye and he was clearly in discomfort. He had just been to the vet for a check up a week or two before but it was undetectable at that time. It took a few weeks to clear it up but it seems to have resolved. Also, Frosting had continued to lose weight and have runny stool so we gathered up the courage to face her condition and it was confirmed that she has lymphoma. Being that she is very feral and after all the years with us still untouchable, all we could do is give her a steroid injection. Her conditions remains the same and she is considered a hospice kitty. She continues to stay by Larry's side. We know her time is limited so we take it one day at a time. She is still the first one to the food plates! Thank you all for your continued support and interest in our kitties!