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08/27/2025

Take a break with Pepsi-Cola! This community cat with her unique, beautiful torbie coat visited us from Snohomish, WA, earlier this month for her spay and vaccines. At 5 months old, she's already old enough to go into heat and get pregnant. Luckily, she has someone who cares enough about her to get her that snip so she will live her life free of those stresses and health pressures. And isn't that refreshing?

08/26/2025

It's National Dog Day? Well, hmph, says Spooks. It's Tongue Out Tuesday, and that's what really matters!

Spooks is a pet kitty who visited us last week for his neuter—but it turned out he had been neutered before he found his current home. It happens! And we're happy someone did this for him, because it's meant he's had an easier, healthier life! (By the way, this is why we eartip community cats: so they don't find themselves making repeated visits to the spay/neuter clinic for a procedure they've already had. Of course, a pet cat who finds a new home isn't going to have that obvious, um, tip off.) Spooks did get vaccines and a microchip, and now he's back home being spoiled, as he deserves!

08/25/2025

Does your home need some kitty love? Do you crave companionship of the sweet orange kind? If you're in the Seattle area, we can help: Carl is looking for a home!

You may have met Carl on one of his visits to our office, or at our recent event. We all adore him and he has been 100% a sweetheart to us! Unfortunately, he's not the same with other pets, so he's looking for a home where he can be the sole object of adoration.

Carl’s feeder saw him around for a couple of years in a colony close to their house. In the beginning, they couldn’t get close to him, but they kept feeding and talking to him, and one day they let they touch him. He was covered in scabs and lashed out when they tried to pet him, and they knew he must be in pain. “One day, I thought maybe he had a flea allergy and so I got close enough to get some flea medicine on him. It did seem to help and over time I was able to pet him a little more and a little longer if he was still very scared. I grew more and more fond of him and looked for him every day when I fed. He just had this great personality.

“Not knowing what was wrong with him and not being able to catch him and have no understanding of TNR, I just kept feeding him and all the other cats, picking up the babies (some of them were his), then taking them to my own vet and having them fixed. Then I found out about you and and Feisty Felines and you helped me start getting some of the adults fixed. He was one of them.”

Feisty let them know that Carl was very sick and they were going to keep him and give him antibiotics and get him well. “I felt so bad for him and yet so grateful that they were going to help him. It made sense, that desperation you could see in him to be loved on and yet too much when you touched him. I’m so happy he has a chance at a good life now!!”

To find out how to adopt Carl, contact Eudora at our Lynnwood clinic or message us here and we'll get you in touch!

08/22/2025

NEW WAY TO SUPPORT FCSNP!

Turn your unwanted jewelry into spay/neuter surgeries for community cats!
Got an earring without a mate? A broken bracelet? A wrecked ring? These “scrap” pieces have value!

We’ve partnered with Radyant to convert your unused gold, silver, gemstones, and more into funding for our mission. It’s simple:
▪️ Request a FREE donation kit
▪️ Fill it with unwanted jewelry (even broken and damaged pieces!)
Gold jewelry (any karat)
Silver jewelry
Platinum pieces
Diamonds & gemstones
Fine watches
Coins & bullion
Sterling silverware
▪️ Mail it back (prepaid shipping!)

Use the QR code to request your kit today! For people looking at this post on your phone, the place to request a donation kit is FCSNP.radyant.us. Every little bit helps! Even an old, hopelessly tangled necklace or bracelet can generate real support!

08/21/2025

Today is not just Big Boy Thursday, it's a Big Boy bonanza! 3 big boys from the same home visited us this week: Grey (12.6 pounds), Will (14.8), and biggest of all, the first face you see here, Pale Ale at 16.2 pounds! And they have a refreshing story for you!

A kind person who works with MEOW Cat Rescue learned about these boys from a Facebook post. Their owner’s neighbor had taken down their fence to build a new one, and three little kitten boys came over from that yard into theirs. “Then the fence went back up and the kittens never left, so we kept them.” Pale and Grey were named because of their color. “Will was named because he was the well-behaved one.”

Our MEOW contact told us other kittens from the house next door had found homes, but mom was still at large. "I swooped in and grabbed her and her daughter. She wanted the daughter back but I found a foster home for mom, where she is currently still at because she is pretty feral." We're thankful she was there to help these cats, and glad we were able to be part of breaking this particular cycle of feline reproduction!

08/20/2025

A couple of weeks ago, this family of humans visited us with a family of cats—Mia, a brown tabby mom, and her 7 kittens: 4 tabbies, 2 black and white, and 1 all black. And it was quite an adventure getting them to us!

Mia, apparently a stray, had a litter of 7 kittens in someone’s backyard in their neighborhood. “She moved them shortly thereafter and I spent from April 25th to July 1st looking for them when they were finally spotted living under someone else’s deck,” their rescuer told us. “We worked with the Community Cat Coalition to trap them to prevent a CATastrophe from taking hold in our hood, and also because I was genuinely concerned for their welfare. We have found homes for all of the kittens and are thinking we might keep Mia.”

5 neuters and 3 spays later, all kittens and mom now have their snips and vaccines. Everyone is healthy and safe, and Mia won't be hiding any more kittens at the neighbors'. This is the kind of magic that can happen when people work together to look after cats!

08/19/2025

Barn cats love Tongue Out Tuesday too! Just ask Boots, a youngster who visited us from Carnation, WA, last week for her spay, vaccines, flea treatment, and microchip: the whole works!

Boots says, "That's great, but look, my pic would be purrfect for Whiskers Wednesday, too!"

08/18/2025

Yesterday was Black Cat Appreciation Day—but that doesn't matter to us, as we appreciate black cats every day! Like Athena, a 1½-year-old community cat who visited us today with a voucher from CCC for his neuter (yes, he's a boy), vaccines, and flea treatment.

Now he has a shiny new snip to go with his shiny black coat, and that's something we all appreciate too!

08/15/2025

Ooh! What is this? Could it be prep for the return of our big orange cat?!

Stay tuned for the big reveal!

08/14/2025

To celebrate this week's Big Boy Thursday, we're bringing you our favorite kind of Big Boy story: one with a happy ending!

Carter visited us on the last day of July for his neuter, vaccines, and flea treatment with a voucher from Community Cat Coalition. He’s a 1½-year-old Big Boy who weighs 12 pounds! He was such a friendly guy we noted it on his paperwork, so his trapper held him to assess him after his neuter.

“We weren’t able to return him (to his site) because he was just too nice!” she said. “The caretaker was absolutely thrilled that he got a chance at a loving home instead of going back outside. He went to MEOW Cat Rescue and found a wonderful forever home the very next day!”

08/13/2025

NEW WAY TO SUPPORT FCSNP!

Turn your unwanted jewelry into spay/neuter surgeries for community cats!
Got an earring without a mate? A broken bracelet? A wrecked ring? These “scrap” pieces have value!

We’ve partnered with Radyant to convert your unused gold, silver, gemstones, and more into funding for our mission. It’s simple:

▪️ Request a FREE donation kit
▪️ Fill it with unwanted jewelry (even broken and damaged pieces!)
Gold jewelry (any karat)
Silver jewelry
Platinum pieces
Diamonds & gemstones
Fine watches
Coins & bullion
Sterling silverware
▪️ Mail it back (prepaid shipping!)

Use the QR code to request your kit today!

08/12/2025

Last Friday, for International Cat Day, we brought you a “Meow!” from a cat called 14, one of a group of 10 black and white cats who visited us for their spays, neuters, and vaccines on a single day last week. This guy, 18, was also part of that group, and a member of an even larger group from Poulsbo, WA!

Their trapper is one of a small group of women who have named themselves Poulsbo Feral Feline Fixers. She tells us these kitties come from a man’s house, in the traditional story—a few stray cats, and a few years later he’s got at least 40. “We started helping him about 1½ months ago by providing food and getting his kitties fixed.” This is their second time to bring some of them to FCSNP—the last group was also 10 cats. “You guys are amazing and we appreciate all you do for all the kitties,” she told us.

“We know there are at least a few litters of kittens that haven’t emerged yet so there’s potentially more.” These kitties come from an area where cats tend to disappear, so their spays and neuters are going to save a lot of lives. Not only will these snips prevent more kittens from being born, the cats already here will now be less prone to roam from safer surroundings.

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PO Box 2460
Lynnwood, WA
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http://www.feralcatproject.org/, https://linktr.ee/feralcatproject

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