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Furry Nation Salvation, Inc. is an all-volunteer non-profit animal rescue organization located in Florida.

We commit our resources throughout Volusia County in finding permanent homes for abandoned, unwanted, and neglected animals.

11/09/2026

ADOPT ARCHIE! A super affectionate ginger boy who needs a good home!

This adoption is NOT through Furry Nation Salvation and is a Courtesy Post. Please contact the individual listed below with any questions or to arrange a meeting.

Please call/text this number if interested: 954-591-7527

Cat located in this city: Eustis, FL

Cat’s Name: Archie

Cat’s Age & S*x: 3-year-old male

Cat’s vetting history (spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped): Neutered, microchipped, and up to date on vaccinations.

Animal’s story (where found and reason for wanting to rehome): I adopted Archie from the Humane Society three years ago. He has been such a huge part of my life and is incredibly loved. Unfortunately, due to housing circumstances, I am having to make the heartbreaking decision to find him a new home. This is not something I ever wanted to do, and my biggest priority is finding someone who will love and care for him as much as I have.

Personality (shy, social, likes to be held, lap cat? Likes or dislikes): Archie is an incredibly sweet, affectionate, and loving boy. He loves attention and being around people. He is also great with other cats and dogs. He has such a loving personality and would make a wonderful companion.

Any supplies that go with pet: Stainless steel litter box available.

What food is the cat eating: IAMS dry cat food and Friskies wet cat food.

::::::Please know that cats need canned wet food given DAILY. Why? Because cats have a low thirst drive and actually NEED the moisture from the wet food! Wet food is 75 % water (dry FOOD only 10%) and giving them wet food daily will help them avoid Urinary tract issues (which can lead to litter box avoidance), kidney disease, obesity issues linked to diabetes and cardiac issues. You will save on vet bills too! Limit the overly processed dry food and ensure cat eats all the wet food daily. At the VERY minimum each cat should get one 3oz. can of wet food a day or HALF of a 5.5oz. can a day (although we recommend double this).

:::::::::::: More info here: FurryNationSalvation.Org/wetfood

IF YOU WANT TO ADOPT:

Please bring a cat carrier.
Adoption fee: $10 to a loving, responsible home.
I will call/text one month after adoption to make sure everything is going well.
Please bring your driver’s license.
An adoption information sheet will be completed.

Call/text me if interested in Archie: 954-591-7527

Archie can be adopted separately, but I would love for him and Cody if possible. Just throwing it out there.

11/09/2026

ADOPT Cody!!! A super affectionate kitty who needs a great home .

This adoption is NOT through Furry Nation Salvation and is a Courtesy Post. Please contact the individual listed below with any questions or to arrange a meeting.

Please call/text this number if interested: 954-591-7527

Cat located in this city: Eustis, FL

Cat’s Name: Cody

Cat’s Age & S*x: 2-year-old male

Cat’s vetting history (spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped): Neutered, microchipped, and up to date on vaccinations.

Animal’s story (where found and reason for wanting to rehome): I got Cody from a friend two years ago, and he has been a part of my family ever since. He is such a sweet boy and has brought so much love into my life. Unfortunately, due to housing issues, I am having to find him a new home. This has been an incredibly difficult decision because he means so much to me. I just want to make sure he ends up with a family who will love him and give him the life he deserves.

Personality (shy, social, likes to be held, lap cat? Likes or dislikes): Cody is extremely sweet, affectionate, and friendly. He loves attention and being around people. He gets along wonderfully with other cats and dogs and has a very loving personality.

Any supplies that go with pet: Stainless steel litter box available.

What food is the cat eating: IAMS dry cat food and Friskies wet cat food.

:::::::::Please know that cats need canned wet food given DAILY. Why? Because cats have a low thirst drive and actually NEED the moisture from the wet food! Wet food is 75 % water (dry FOOD only 10%) and giving them wet food daily will help them avoid Urinary tract issues (which can lead to litter box avoidance), kidney disease, obesity issues linked to diabetes and cardiac issues. You will save on vet bills too! Limit the overly processed dry food and ensure cat eats all the wet food daily. At the VERY minimum each cat should get one 3oz. can of wet food a day or HALF of a 5.5oz. can a day (although we recommend double this).

:::::::::::: More info here: FurryNationSalvation.Org/wetfood

IF YOU WANT TO ADOPT:

1) Please bring a cat carrier.
2) Adoption fee: $10 to a loving, responsible home.
3) i will call/text one month after adoption to make sure everything is going well.
4) Please bring your driver’s license.
5) An adoption information sheet will be completed.

Call/text me if interested in Cody: 954-591-7527

Cody can be adopted separately, but I would strongly prefer for him and Archie to stay together if possible.

11/06/2026

ADOPT ARWIN, a young kitty who loves his attention!

This adoption is NOT through Furry Nation Salvation and is a Courtesy Post. Please contact the individual listed below with any questions or to arrange a meeting.

Please call/text this number if interested: 954-591-7527

Cat located in this city: Eustis, FL

Cat’s Name: Arwin

Cat’s Age & S*x: 1-year-old male

Cat’s vetting history (spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped): Neutered, microchipped, and up to date on vaccinations.

Animal’s story (where found and reason for wanting to rehome): I found Arwin underneath a house when he was just 8 weeks old. I took him in and gave him a loving home, and he has been part of my family ever since. Unfortunately, due to housing circumstances, I am no longer able to keep him. I have been trying to find him a loving home for some time now, but haven’t had any luck. He deserves a wonderful family, and I want nothing more than to make sure he is safe, happy, and loved.

Personality (shy, social, likes to be held, lap cat? Likes or dislikes): Arwin is a very sweet, affectionate, and loving boy. He enjoys attention and being around people. He is good with other cats and dogs and would make a wonderful addition to a loving family.

Any supplies that go with pet: Stainless steel litter box available.

What food is the cat eating: IAMS dry cat food and Friskies wet cat food.

IF YOU WANT TO ADOPT:

Please bring a cat carrier.
1) Adoption fee: $10 to a loving, responsible home.
2) I will call/text one month after adoption to make sure everything is going well.
3) Please bring your driver’s license.
4) An adoption information sheet will be completed.

Call/text me if interested in Arwin: 954-591-7527

11/06/2026

CONGRATULATIONS to Amanda Harshaw on the adoption of Wings AND Ranger-girl from Candace’s 55 cats! Official happy-tail!

Amanda Harshaw had already planned to make her way up from Tampa to adopt Wings, but when she heard Ranger-Girl was returned, she knew she should adopt them BOTH! AND yes they both really loved one another too.

It’s been a month now and I’ve checked in on them a few times and they are doing exceptionally well. Amanda’s 18 year old cat is loving his new friends and her two dogs are getting along well with them too!

Amanda had this to say, “Meow! Sorry for the delay. Cats are adjusting amazing actually! I’m surprised at how well they all get along. It’s perfect !
They get along great with the dogs and kids too!”

Sometimes things really do happen for a reason. ❤️ And now Ranger-girl and Wings get to be together!

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💔 CANDACE’S 55 CATS — THE STORY- incase you missed it

Candace Park passed away after a battle with breast cancer, leaving behind 55 cats in her home.

Candace was a huge part of the TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) community and spent years helping countless cats and people. She had a hard time letting go of on cats who needed help, and sadly, that left behind an overwhelming situation that we worked hard to resolve (yes, all 55 cats are now placed)!!
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Thank you so much, Amanda, for giving these two girls their happily-ever-after TOGETHER! 🥹🐾❤️meoooow!

11/05/2026

Chance Update
(Ways to help below ⬇️)

It's been 2 weeks since Chance finally got to see the dermatologist for his itchy skin. And...he's definitely less itchy now!

Chance has been "fur mowing " aka overgrooming for over a year now. He has tried various medicines, had allergy testing and has done special diets too. He has had periods of relief, but the itch always returns.

At his dermatologist visit, we were given the options of more advanced skin testing for allergies and/or immune suppressing medication (Atopica, Apoquel, steroids) to help Chance. We decided to try and work on finding him the lowest dose of steroids possible to help relieve his itch. Because he has FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus), we want to avoid suppressing his immune system any more than it already is. But, we are to the point where these types of medications may be the only way to improve his quality of life.

Chance is currently taking the med 1x daily and will go to every other day starting tomorrow. His amazing foster mom Maria let us know that his skin looks great and his fur is growing back in. He seems a little mopey and is eating/drinking more which are side effects of the meds. We're hopeful that these will improve as he gets on a smaller dose of the meds.

The cost of his visit was $338. If you'd like to contribute to his care (including his special diet food and flea treatment), here are some ways to help:
🌟Facebook/IG: Directly through the post (on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1FgWhG4kzh/)
🌟Paypal: [email protected]
🌟Venmo: (it's the one with the dog photo)
🌟Zelle: [email protected]
🌟CashApp: $FurryNationRW

Thank you to those who have been able to donate, share, comment, and like his post. We appreciate it!

Thank you to his foster mom Maria who has been caring for him for almost a year now! She has done so much to help try and get him feeling better!

Chance originally showed up to the shelter back in the fall of 2024. He wasn't adopted and was returned outside to live. He later showed up on someone's porch over the summer of 2025 with breathing issues. He wasn't adopted again and was set to be returned outside. We were able to rescue him and find him a new home. Unfortunately, he was returned to rescue due to unforseen circumstances, and has been in foster care again ever since.

11/03/2026

🚨Emergency Foster Needed for Bonded Pair of Sisters🚨

Cleopatra (Cleo) and Bellatrix Ratsbane (Trixie) have lost their home! Their human mom had a plan for temporary placement for them while she searched for a new place to go, but unfortunately, the plan fell through at the very last minute!

These two girls were rescued as kittens in the beginning of 2020. They were adopted a few months later, and have been together their entire lives. We want to make sure they can stay together while their human finds a way to get them back!

The girls just need a spare bedroom to stay in for a few months. We will provide supplies for their care.

They are located in Central Florida, so locations within a reasonable distance anywhere in central Florida will work!

The girls are about 7 years old now. They are very shy at first, but warm up once they are a little more comfortable. They have not been around dogs, other cats of small children.

☎️PLEASE text 321-431-7225 or message the page ASAP if you can help keep them together while their human finds a new place to go!

A small bedroom could mean the world for these two kitties!

11/02/2026

❤️🐾 CONGRATULATIONS TO Alvin Mortimer and Jackie Mortimer on the adoption of Mario, from Candace’s 55 cats!! 🐾❤️

Alvin & his mom were VERY eager to meet Mario! The day they came there was a lot of chaos as we were loading up the cats in the cargo van to take to Colorado! But they didn’t mind and still got to know Mario the best the could, even though it was a bit rushed.

What I loved about them both- is they took our advice well, asked LOTS of questions (even after they left) & wanted to make sure WE KNEW they would take exceptionally good care of our Mario!
Thank you!

We educate every single person who adopts form us and they learned how important wet food is in a cat’s diet and made sure to give to Mario daily…yeah!!! They also knew to place him in a safe room for as long as he needed. They heard about Ranger-girl being returned as adopter didn’t do that, and they didn’t want to make any mistakes.

Since Mario’s adoption, we have received an incredible amount of updates (thank you again Alvin) and I wanted to share some of his text messages to us (with a lot of photos),

“Tanja, this is Alvin. Cooper (Mario) has been adapting well. It has been nearly three weeks of privacy for him. Our other cat Salem once broke into his space and they seem to get along well. Is it okay that we allow him more freedom of the house now? If he seems uncomfortable we will go back and allow more time. He seems ready to explore the house now. He even comes to me now and guards me in the restroom. “

Then after he was allowed out of his “safe room” Alvin had this to say,

“Cooper (Mario) and our other cat Salem have bonded and he seems to like her a lot. Salem seems to appreciate the attention too. She still sleeps close to me and Cooper sleeps close to mom. Cooper is talking a lot now too. He even comes to me like a dog when I call him over if you can believe that! His wounds appear healed and the hair is filling in too. We've never seen him scratching either.
Cooper was drinking from the tub or sink so we put a dish in the sink with a slow drip for him. He drinks from the tap. He's a character for sure. Well worth waiting and allowing him to adapt at his pace. He is a sweet boy. Thank you so much for him.”
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Appreciate you Alvin and Jackie! We love how much you care!
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CANDACE’S 55 CATS — THE STORY- incase you missed it

Candace Park passed away after a battle with breast cancer, leaving behind 55 cats in her home.

Candace was a huge part of the TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) community and spent years helping countless cats and people. She had a hard time letting go of on cats who needed help, and sadly, that left behind an overwhelming situation that we worked hard to resolve (yes, all 55 cats are now placed)!!
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Mario-Cooper, you deserved this life! Now you get all the attention you could have ever want! Thank you again Alvin and Jackie! We appreciate the love you give him!

10/31/2026

Ferny, the kitty rescued from the county shelter in Florida, has been adopted...all the way in Ohio!

Congratulations to the Sawyer family (Andrew, Karen, Megan and Alyssa) on the adoption of Ferny. Ferny was rescued from the county shelter in April after arriving as a stray. His skin, eyes, and mouth were in terrible condition. He had been living outside and was in very rough shape.

After being rescued, he had to have double entropion surgery. This is a painful condition where the eyelids rub against the eyes.He then had to have a dental where he lost 6 teeth!

Ferny recovered and was available for adoption for weeks with little interest. Ferny also has FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) which means his immune system is weakened. FIV cats can live long, normal lives just like FIV cats, but many people will not even consider adopting them.

Andrew had seen some of our posts on Ferny, and was immediately reminded of his own kitty Pike (also a tuxedo cat with FIV who had been found living outdoors in terrible condition).

Andrew commented on one on Ferny's posts about transport to Ohio, but we don't have a way to get kitties that far away (almost 1000 miles). We had to tell him we couldn't do it 😞

BUT...

Andrew was persistent! He messaged the page directly. Andrew was able to contact Delta Animal Rescue Transport (DART) and arranged for Ferny to fly to Ohio! With the help of Erica (the founder of the organization) and Elizabeth (an amazing flight attendant who volunteered her time to fly with him), Ferny made a trip to his forever home!

Since being adopted, Ferny has become the best of pals with his kitty brothers Pike and Link. They play often and can be found in various comfy places around the house hanging close by to one another. Ferny is not a big fan of the family dogs yet...but he is making lots of progress!

Thank you to the Sawyer family for adopting Ferny and giving him an amazing new life. Thank you to the DART organization for getting Ferny 1000 miles to his new home!

10/29/2026

FOSTER-FAILURE ALERT 🚨!

Congratulations to Chelsea Murray on the OFFICIAL ADOPTION of Dango Frosty! ❤️🐾

Chelsea contacted our rescue about fostering Dango Frosty, a cat who was adopted by a lady named Patricia back in 2018. After Patricia unexpectedly passed away, Dango found himself back in our rescue’s care.

Dango Frosty was used to a VERY, VERY QUIET environment, which, unfortunately, we couldn’t offer him. So, we began searching for a quiet foster home where he could feel safe and thrive.

Well, we found it with Chelsea Murray! ❤️

After talking to this kind soul over the phone, we just had a feeling this could actually become his permanent home. So, before he left with her to foster, we took a few photos and videos (shown here) to document the beginning of his new chapter.

We checked in with Chelsea over time, and whenever someone expressed interest in adopting Dango, she would tell us he still needed more time to adjust. 😉

But what was really happening? Deep down, we think she already knew he was ALREADY HOME! 🥰

And then, she finally told us…

“He’s staying with us!” ❤️

Chelsea also had this to say:

“Hey.. Ummm yeah.. he’s pretty much wormed his way in.. they (other cats) all sleep on the bed at night and play chase. Plus he’s a cuddle bug and I love him.”

“He likes to hide under the bed and attack toes..but no claws. He’s such a sweet cat. Curious and gets the zoomies. He is much loved 🥰. Guess I’m a foster failure lol…. 😊”

😂❤️ Oh, Chelsea! We think Dango knew exactly what he was doing!

Thank you, Chelsea, for being so patient and kind and for allowing Dango Frosty to adjust at his own pace. Sometimes, the best thing we can do for a cat is give them the time and space they need to feel comfortable and secure.

We are so happy that Dango has found a home where he is loved, understood, and surrounded by feline friends. We couldn’t have asked for a better outcome for this sweet boy!

HAPPY TAILS, DANGO FROSTY! 🐾❤️🏡

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