Whiskered Away, West, Philadelphia, PA (2026)

09/01/2026

🍅 TOMATO PIE TOM IS ADOPTION READY! 🍅

Yesterday, Tom got to attend a TOMATO PARTY as the guest of honor, where he met 30+ people, helped us raise donations, and may have even recruited some potential fosters! 🍅🐈

Of all the cats to be invited to a gathering, we think they picked the right one. And at a tomato themed party?! It couldn’t have been more perfect. 😂
And now for the best news: Tomato Pie Tom is FULLY HEALED from his entropion surgery and officially ready for his forever home! 🧡

Tom is one of the most outgoing cats we’ve ever met. His personality is honestly more like a dog than a cat. He loves people, wants to be involved in everything, and has absolutely no problem making himself the center of attention.

🍅 Our biggest wish is to have Tom adopted by September 19th so he doesn’t have to be shuffled around again.
He’s been through enough transitions. Now he deserves a forever home where he can settle in and be his goofy, affectionate self for good.

Could Tomato Pie Tom be your perfect match? 🍅🧡

08/27/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who came out to support Cat Fest, all of the amazing rescues, and the local businesses who joined us! We had such a wonderful time and already can’t wait for the next one! 🎉

We also made SO many cute buttons! Our volunteers really wished they had gotten more photos showing off all the creations, so if you went home with a goodie or a button from our booth, please send us a photo, drop it in the comments, or tag us in your own post or story! We can’t wait to see them!

And thanks to everyone who stopped by, we raised a bunch of money for some of our medical kitties, too! Every little bit makes a difference for the cats who need us most.

And an extra-special thank you to our five amazing volunteers who came out and helped make the day such a success. We seriously couldn’t have done it without you! 🐾

Thank you for supporting Whiskered Away and the kitties who depend on us. 🐈‍⬛

08/22/2026

🚑 $5 Friday: Help Our Medical Cats & Kittens! 🐾

Something people don’t always realize is that rescues don’t fund themselves. Adoption fees help, but they don’t remotely cover the cost of caring for the cats in our care.

Vet bills, medications, procedures, food, supplies, and unexpected medical needs add up quickly. With every cat who comes into our care, comes another set of needs and expenses. We rely on our community to help us keep saying yes to cats who need us. ❤️

So today, we’re asking for just $5 for our medical kitties. Five dollars may seem small, but when a whole community chips in, it can make a HUGE difference.

Want to see who needs help right now? Our Medical Kitties page is kept up to date with our current cases, including cats who are in need of medical care, ready for adoption, looking for fosters, or need specific supplies.

🔗 https://whiskeredawaywest-jyecd.wordpress.com/medical-cases/

$5. $10. $20. Whatever you can spare. Every dollar helps us keep these cats safe, comfortable, and cared for. 💕

08/17/2026

❤️ Sugar Kitty Ty Update ❤️

About a month ago, we put out a plea to try to locate Ty’s former family and save him from euthanasia.

Together, you helped his story reach more than 50,000 people. Despite that incredible support, we weren’t able to reconnect with his former owner. At this point, we’ve accepted that Ty’s next chapter is ahead of him.

Since bringing Ty into our care, we’ve been trying to piece together his medical history. Unfortunately, there are still gaps in his records uthat uthat between his diabetes diagnosis and his hospitalization for diabetic ketoacidosis. We’ve called all the veterinary clinics we knew he visited, but so far we haven’t been able to fill in those missing pieces.

The good news? Ty couldn’t have landed in a better foster home. His foster has gone above and beyond to make sure he’s getting the care he deserves, and we’re committed to giving him the healthiest, happiest future possible.

We’ve also learned a few things about Tyson (yes, his full name is Tyson! ❤️). He tames his daily blood glucose tests like a champ. We’re already seeing great results with his current insulin dose, which suggests the 3 units he was receiving before coming into our care may have been more than he needed putting him at high risk for hypoglycemia. We’ll continue monitoring his blood sugar closely and adjusting his treatment as needed. Every day, he reminds us why so many people fell in love with him.

Thank you to everyone who shared Ty’s story and helped give him a second chance, especially his incredible foster family and our rescue partner, Spay and Save who made this all possible! ❤️

If you’ve been rooting for Ty since the beginning, let him know! Drop a kind message in the comments. We’d love to fill his foster family’s day with reminders of just how many people are cheering him on. 🐾

08/10/2026

💙 Hoagie needs a little help breathing easy 💙

How can you say no to that adorable little chin tuft?!

Hoagie spent the first 2–3 years of his life on the streets before coming into foster care. Now, every morning, this sweet boy rests his head on his human’s shoulder and purrs. He’s finally discovered how wonderful it is to be safe, loved, and spoiled. ❤️

Recently, Hoagie started breathing harder than usual and when he started panting. We rushed him to the vet, where X-rays showed abnormal fluid buildup affecting his breathing. We don’t have a definitive diagnosis yet. His symptoms could be related to a heart condition or asthma, and we’re working to figure out what’s going on!

For now, he’s on medication to help make breathing easier while we get more answers.

Hoagie has come so far, and we want to give him every chance to keep enjoying his favorite things: cuddles, shoulder snuggles, purring, and being ridiculously cute. 🥹🐾

💙 Would you help us give Hoagie the care he needs?
Donations, shares, and comments all help us get him one step closer to answers and feeling better.

Donate:
www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/help-hoagie-breathe-easier

08/03/2026

George’s journey got a little more complicated. 💔

Last week, we took George to Washington Ave Animal Hospital for x-rays ahead of his scheduled hernia surgery. We were hoping for answers that would help him move forward with treatment, but instead we discovered yet another medical concern.

In addition to his large inguinal hernia, George has a completely dislocated hip.
Thankfully, his hernia isn’t quite as urgent or dangerous as we initially feared. Because George’s hernia is so large, his veterinary team has decided the best course of action is to address one issue at a time.

George is now scheduled to return to Forgotten Cats next week for his hernia repair. Once he’s fully recovered and his surgical site has healed, he’ll be referred to Providence Animal Center for an FHO (Femoral Head Ostectomy) to repair his hip.

Through it all, George continues to be the sweetest little kitten. He purrs through everything and has no idea how many people are rooting for him.

While we’re relieved to have a plan, George still has a long road ahead, and his medical expenses continue to grow. We’re committed to giving him every chance at a pain-free, happy life.

If you’d like to help, donations toward George’s medical care are deeply appreciated. And if you can’t donate, please share George’s story. Every share helps us reach more people who can support kittens like George when they need it most.

Follow our page and keep an eye on our stories for George’s latest updates as he continues his journey to recovery. Thank you for rooting for this little guy.

Donate today:
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/george-needs-hernia-surgery

07/31/2026

As Disability Pride Month comes to a close, our commitment to accessibility is just beginning.

Over the coming months, we'll be expanding our Trap Library, investing in lighter, more accessible humane traps and equipment, and continuing to advocate for both our Perfectly Imperfect cats and the people who make rescue possible.

This initiative took a back seat as we responded to one urgent medical case after another, but it remains one of our highest priorities. Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is the foundation of everything we do. By preventing suffering before it starts, TNR allows us to help far more cats than rescue alone ever could.

Throughout Disability Pride Month, we've celebrated the resilience of people and animals alike while recognizing that disability is a natural part of life - not something that makes anyone less deserving of love, opportunity, or belonging.

At Whiskered Away, we have a special place in our hearts for our "Perfectly Imperfect" cats. Some have disabilities or medical needs. Others are seniors, shy, or simply need a little extra patience. Every one of them deserves the chance to be someone's favorite.

We're also working to make rescue itself more accessible. Many of the community members we help through TNR - and many of the rescuers who volunteer beside us - are older adults or people living with disabilities. By building our Trap Library and providing lighter, easier-to-use equipment, we're removing barriers so more people can safely help the cats in their own neighborhoods.

Accessibility doesn't just change lives - it saves them.

Want to help remove barriers?

💜 Donate: Help us purchase accessible humane traps and equipment for our Trap Library.
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/accessibility-saves-lives

📦 Shop our registry: Donate a specific item and know exactly how your gift will be used.
https://livetrap.com/index.php?dispatch=events.view&event_id=33

🐾 Adopt: Give one of our Perfectly Imperfect cats the loving home they deserve!
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Thank you for helping us build a rescue community that's more accessible, inclusive, and ready to save more lives. ❤️🐾

07/28/2026

George needs your help!

George has had a rough start to life. He was abandoned outdoors and found hiding in a bush before finally being brought to safety. This morning, he’s at Washington Animal Hospital for x-rays before returning to Forgotten Cats for surgery to repair an inguinal hernia. His hernia is larger than his own head, and we’re concerned it may even contain his bladder. George has also shown some hind-end mobility issues, so today’s x-rays are especially important to help his veterinary team determine the safest treatment plan.

We’re hopeful he’ll be feeling much better soon, but the unexpected veterinary bills continue to pile up.
Despite everything he’s been through, George is the sweetest little guy. He may be a little shy at first, but the moment you pick him up, his purr motor starts running and doesn’t stop. With his gorgeous gray coat, subtle marbling, and gentle personality, he’s impossible not to fall in love with.

If you’re local to the Philadelphia area, we’re looking for a foster home where George can recover after surgery. He’ll be on crate rest, and we’ll provide the crate and all the supplies you’ll need. George is already neutered, up to date on his age-appropriate vaccines, and combo tested negative for both FIV and FeLV. All he needs is a safe place to heal.

If you’re able to donate, your gift could help us cover George’s x-rays & surgery. If donating or fostering isn’t possible right now, please share George’s story. Every share helps us reach more potential supporters and fosters so we can continue saying “yes” to cats in need.

Thank you for helping give George the second chance he deserves.

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/george-needs-hernia-surgery

07/27/2026

Tomato Pie Tom’s next chapter is waiting… but he needs a foster or adopter!

When Tomato Pie Tom first came into our care, he was in rough shape. This sweet ginger boy was found injured, underweight, and suffering from entropion, a painful condition where his eyelid his eyelashes rub against his eye. After everything he had been through, Tom finally got the care he needed, including surgery to help give him a comfortable, pain-free future.

Now we’re so excited to share that Tom is nearly fully recovered and ready to look forward to the next step in his journey.

Tom is the perfect example of why we continue saying yes to cats in need. With the support of our community, a cat who was once struggling outdoors is now getting a second chance at the happy life he deserves.

But Tom’s story isn’t finished yet. He urgently needs a foster home or adopter who can help him transition into his next chapter. After everything he’s been through, we want to see him in a safe, loving home where he can finally relax and be spoiled.

If you think you might be the person Tom has been waiting for, please reach out. And if you can’t foster or adopt right now, sharing his story could be the thing that helps him find his person.

Thank you to everyone who donated, shared, and cheered Tom on through his journey. Your support is what makes stories like his possible.

Follow our page to keep up with Tom and the many other cats still waiting for their second chance. We’ll continue sharing the hard moments, the happy endings, and all the perfectly imperfect kitties in between!

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