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Friends of Feral Felines SECT

Friends of Feral Felines, Inc. is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit charitable organization

04/13/2025

We haven’t had kitties up for adoption recently as we navigate how to run our program the best with recent changes. This group is an amazing group to check out if you’re looking to adopt

03/07/2025

Meet Finn! 6 years old

Super cuddly, loves to sleep, needs to be an only animal, loves laser pointers, but is pretty lazy doesn’t super love playing. Very food motivated can not be free fed, needs strict diet schedule. Okay with baths as long as there’s no running water, needs occasional grooming and weeklyish brushing because he’s too lazy to do it himself. Okay with getting his nails cut but will complain. Currently has a stress related bladder issue. Indoor only but will go for walks on a harness. Expert mouse and bee hunter. Likes to sleep on counters. LOVES chin scratches, will drool, and head scratches, does not like butt touched.

02/23/2025

Home secured!!! No longer available

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This two year old boy needs a home! He was surrendered by his family at no fault of his own. He is neutered, and loves to play and cuddle.

Pm us here if you are seriously interested so we can connect you with the foster

02/10/2025

Home found!!!

Meet Squeaks:
Squeaks, an all black medium haired cat, just lost his elderly owner and needs a new quiet home. Timid, but gentle and playful once comfortable, but will require patience and feline understanding when acclimating to new home. Squeaks was found 2016 outside in a Groton feral colony when he was about 4 months old. Neutered, FIV FELV tested negative and up to date on vaccinations.
This one is a tough one to post for us. Stan, Squeaks owner, was a dear friend of two of our board members, and putting Squeaks up for adoption is very finalizing. We hope to find him the best home. He lived with Stan for his whole life in a small, quiet apartment. Stan had many stories of playing with him (his favorite toy is the small puffy pom pom toys) and stories of Squeaks playing with his feet under the covers. He doesn't have a mean bone in him-- he's just nervous. Please reach out if you think you have the perfect space for him.

02/08/2025

We are in a tough situation and are hoping there’s someone out there that can save us. These two kitties, one boy and one girl, were outside in new London where it may not be the safest for them to return. They had a barn lined up, but that fell through. Is there someone out there with a barn that these guys can live in? They need to be locked in into the barn or a similar area for a while and fed so that they know that that is their new home.
They are feral, but not immensely. The black-and-white one is very likely to come around after sometime.
Please reach out if you think you can help
They are both neutered and up-to-date on vaccines

01/31/2025

Up for Adoption! These two sweet boys, born mid October 2024, need a home together! They are bonded brothers who simply cannot handle being apart. We always advocate for adopting in pairs, but in this case, it is a must! They are up to date on their FVRCP vaccine, will get their rabies vaccine before adoption, and are FIV/FELV negative. They are not neutered but FoFF can do a discounted neuter once they are 5-6 months old. PM or fill out an application at feralfelines.org if interested

01/25/2025

We have a male, about 2-3 years old, who was trapped Thursday and is getting vaccinated and neutered today. He is definitely feral and would not make a good house cat. He’s from an area of new London where he will be fine if he returns after, but if anyone is looking for a barn cat mouser that can pay him for his mousing services in barn shelter and food, we would love to chat!

01/08/2025

We said we were gonna take a break to catch up and recover from burnout, but when no other rescue can help, and the kittens are at the perfect age to socialize, it’s very hard to say no. (We is the royal we… it’s really just one of us who is still learning how to take care of herself and put her mask on first before assisting others). Saturday we trapped two kittens, Monday, with the help of an amazing local trapper, we caught mom, and finally today we caught the last two kittens. They will be tested and vaccinated and get a check up this Friday, and then they will go to fosters who will help instill some love and trust in them, and then mama and all four kittens will be available for adoption. Please start an application online if you are interested… We know that there’s already quite a bit of interest so we will do our best to respond. I’m going to take this moment to remind everyone that this is really not easy work and we are all volunteers and every rescue in the area is full and trying their best. We have decided for our best interest and to make the best impact that we can that this year we are going to focus on the four colonies that we have established. There is a colony in downtown Niantic that needs some serious trapping and neutering and returning, and we want to focus efforts there because the only way to get ahead of the reproduction is to throw a lot of energy in that direction. We all try our best, but recently there have been more cats in need than all the local rescues can handle. Have patience with us and all the rescues in the area and spay and neuter your cats and dogs please.

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P. O. Box 791
East Lyme, CT
06333

Website

http://feralfelines.org/

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