Lintonfarms Colony Rescue

06/21/2026

Cheerio just went home with his foster. He immediately found the food dish and made himself known. We’re hopeful he has landed in a potential foster to adopt situation.

06/18/2026

Celebrate Otto and Ryan Linton’s birthday month right!

We need your help!

Help Lintonfarms Colony Rescue raise the funds to pay off our lab bill for our newest rescues. Lintonfarms Colony Rescue took on two cats named Cheerio (3 year old male) and Honey (9-10 years old female) in April. Both cats were tossed out of a truck in a metal crate in a public park. Both cats are incredibly friendly, but were significantly malnourished, ill, and struggling. Lintonfarms Colony Rescue were their chance to hit reset on life. Both cats received vetting, vaccinations, negative combo testing, and microchips. Cheerio was not neutered but has been since his arrival to LFCR. Both cats had to get necessary bloodwork as they were basically skin and bones. Cheerio's labs came back normal. He has gained over two and a half pounds since arrival and going to a foster situation that we hope leads to his adoption. Honey on the other hand was found to be in kidney disease and have a UTI despite weight gain. Honey will now be a permanent resident at LFCR and get daily subcutaneous fluids and special kidney diet for the rest of her life.

Ryan and Otto Linton would like to celebrate their birthday month with this fundraiser to pay off both lab panels ran for Honey and Cheerio, prescription food for Honey, microchips for both, and a case of fluids to begin Honey's regimen. All donations are appreciated and necessary for LFCR to continue to answer the call that many others would not. LFCR continues to fight its limited capacity while also continually providing top notch care for these animals. Please consider donating and let's get our account owed back down to 0!

Help Lintonfarms Colony Rescue raise the funds to pay off our lab bill f… Ryan Linton needs your support for Help Create a Bright Future for Honey and Cheerio

06/12/2026

Just a sneak peek at our available rescue kittens. They will be a post with more information but look how adorable 😻. If you’re looking for some bonded kittens or know someone who is looking to make an addition to their home have them reach out!

Kitten season has been insane this year!

06/09/2026

Goose is “patiently” waiting to get fed his kibble dinner. He has become such a sweet cat and is looking for his forever home.

06/09/2026

Lintonfarms Colony Rescue is unfortunately out of stock on newspaper used for trapping.  We’ve been trapping nonstop the last two weeks so our stock is down to nothing. If you have stacks newspapers you are willing to donate it would be appreciated. I can always come and pick up. 

05/12/2026

05/06/2026

Cheerio just got neutered. Shockingly enough he isn’t as old as we thought he was. Our boy is only two years old 😱. He is still malnourished but has been gaining weight and eating well since Thursday. We are looking for a longterm foster for our boy while he continues to eat and gain weight. If you are willing to open your home, please reach out.

We are still waiting on Honey’s exam, but she has also been eating well and relaxing in her favorite chair.

05/05/2026

Happy Cinco de Mayo from Lintonfarms Colony Rescue! Celebrate with friends and family and remember that Quinn, Lucky, Ryder and many more rescues would love to join in the festivities. Message if you are looking for your furever friend!

05/02/2026

Meet Cheerio and Honey!

These two older, very friendly cats were dumped at The Gardens Community Center in a metal crate and left to suffer (unfortunately no cameras or microchips). Luckily the security team took them in and reached out to us. They are both incredibly skinny but are eating ravenously. Cheerio is a unneutered male who will go in next week and Honey is an ear tipped spayed female. Both are safe and will be looking for adopters or long term senior fosters. We are hoping at finding them a home to rest up, eat and feel love/compassion that their previous owner obviously lacked.

04/28/2026

Thanks to all the support we received, we reached our goal and were able to pay off Mango’s entire surgery. Mango is doing well following his intense entropion procedure. He is eating and has been able to close his eyes fully (probably a first for him). He still has 3 weeks left before his stitches fall out (hence the crustiest around the eyes) and then we will be looking at making him a permanent feral in our rescue space once fully recovered. The key is to have limited interaction so he doesn’t tear up the stitches. It truly takes a village and we are incredibly grateful for ours!