Friends of Feral Felines SECT

09/10/2025

Meet “Amber”. She is a shy but sweet girl approximately 1 year old. She came to us from Norwich, and clearly had at least one litter of kittens in her short life so far. She is afraid, but has never tried to bite or scratch, even when her current foster (Carson— Foff board member) pull her out from the slats under the bed for socializing. She shakes in fear for the first 10-20 minutes of socialization, but then warms up, especially for belly rubs. She has purred, and has a sweet meow. She is polydactyl, sporting 6 toes on each front paw, 5 on one hind foot, and the typical 4 on the other hind foot. We are searching for her forever home, but also a foster In the meantime as Carson’s schedule does not offer the time needed to pull this sweet girl out of her shell. We also love a foster-to-adopt situation; a two week foster period where you can get to know her in your home if you are interested in adopting but want to ensure the personality match is a good one! Please reach out!

09/07/2025

We have someone relocating their life up here to CT looking for a short term foster situation for her cats. Two boys. A month or two to start with very clear end date parameters set based on the foster availability, with food and litter provided by owner. Owner wants to keep them but needs to find an appropriate living situation. Please message for more details

Both are neutered and up to date with vaccines. Well mannered.

08/05/2025

Kitties up for adoption!

We're a small 501(c)3 located in CT, looking to help control the cat population through TNR and education.
Foster based when necessary.

08/01/2025

As we still navigate our new realities with FOFF (see our most recent newsletter if you don’t know what I’m talking about) we rely heavily on other organizations. Feral Cats Count is absolutely amazing! Please consider donating to support their kitty care. This is an urgent situation they could use help with! If you want to donate to FoFF in their honor, mark your Venmo, PayPal or check donation as “Dime” and we will make sure they get it!

06/08/2025

Zinc is still looking for a home. He is the sweetest boy and deserves a loving family. Everyone is interested in kittens, but I cannot stress enough how lovely it is to get a cat just under/around a year old— they are out of the crazy destructive kitten phase and are so grateful to be off the street!
Older kittens are also the perfect combination for households that want another cat but are nervous to disrupt an older feline in the family. They don’t come with the crazy kitten chaos. Please fill out an application on our website or reach out here if you are interested!

05/23/2025

📢 Have you checked out our latest newsletter? Dr. Carpenter has an important message for our supporters! Read more here: https://wix.to/yNNRMvI. Your support is invaluable to us. Our work will continue, but it a different format than we, and our supporters are used to. We can only continue what we are doing with community support.

05/21/2025

We recently decided, as a board, that we need to look hard at the efficient use of our time, so our two annual fundraisers are cancelled indefinitely. While our tag sale and NPH fundraisers were fun and brought a large group of people together, they both required a lot of work from the volunteers. We need to focus our efforts more effectively on the in clinic work that is needed in this area, so with sadness, we decided they both got the cut. We thank and .animal.hospital for allowing us to take over their space and for their continued support of us!

05/21/2025

Meet Zinc. Zinc is looking for his forever home! Read about him at feralfelines.org under the adopt tab ! Fill out an application there, and reach out here with any questions!

05/21/2025

This past weekend, FOFF volunteers neutered and vaccinated two males, spayed and vaccinated 3 females, vaccinated and gave general check ups to 2 adult males already neutered, and vaccinated, tested and gave general check ups to four feral kittens recently trapped. This work could not have been done without the heavy lifting done by community members who trapped, housed and transported the cats (thank you to Diane, John, Karen, Jessica and Barbara). As always, we are grateful to Niantic Animal Hospital for providing a space for us to do this work. The volunteer time and in clinic support of Lisa, Carson, Robin, Sophia, and Sammy also made it possible. Dr. Carpenter volunteered her time to vaccinate and perform the surgeries. This weekend cost FOFF $1,195, and so a big thank you is due to those who continue to donate and consider us in their yearly or monthly contributions.

05/14/2025

Searching for people who would be willing to foster some adult kitties for 2-3 months while their owner gets re-established after leaving an unsafe situation. Please pm me!

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