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Feral Cats of East Windsor Feral cats, care of colonies, TNR,
Adoption of friendly cats and kittens
Behavior education on wild and friendly cats.

501-C3 status

I Teach how to Trap Neuter and Return Feral Cats
Helping with advice and care of Colonies. Knowing where to look for Feral cats. Providing medical services when required. Building Shelters
Feed Feral Cat colonies. Being a colony Care taker
Cat behavior
friendly cat and kitten adoptions

Here is part of the catio project. This part is the beautifying of the front yard. Replacing the split rail fence that t...
06/07/2025

Here is part of the catio project. This part is the beautifying of the front yard. Replacing the split rail fence that the careless driver drove over. And covering the Connecticut water companies access pit. It's had a wooden cover on it for years that's deteriorated and no matter what it can fall off and it's probably about 8 ft down. We are covering it with a wishing well. Won't be anything fancy because it's got to be able to be tilted off so we can access the meters. Nowadays the company just reads the sending unit so it remains covered probably 99% of the year as there's no need to really access it anymore. It will look good and make the area look safer. You'll be able to walk up to the wishing well from the parking lot side not from the road. So it'll be safe to go visit it when you come visit me. Got to build some steps here at the end.

Here is the reason this could get done today. Thank you Max and Ruben for donating your time this morning. We started at...
06/07/2025

Here is the reason this could get done today. Thank you Max and Ruben for donating your time this morning. We started at about 7:30 finished up about 1:00. Without them it would have been impossible. They are two good men to work with. They made it easy.

06/07/2025

There's a walk-through for the outdoor enclosure. You can see how far along we've gotten it. He's got all the fences secured together and the bird netting over the top. I'm still working on the foyer for the shed that will lead into the enclosure and my gate. So I can get a mower in there.

06/07/2025

After working at the shelter on the grounds and with cats all day long I come home and Wobbles still makes me smile. 6 months ago you couldn't touch him. Now he loves to be pet. I wish I had a good home for him with some rugs and lots of soft furniture. You'll see in the video I use my leg to kind of keep them away from the table leg. He likes the body slam of it sometimes he misjudges it. I just love him. He would do well in any home.

Picked up in, was getting beat up.
06/07/2025

Picked up in, was getting beat up.

What a cute litter.
06/07/2025

What a cute litter.

Star Wars crew kittens part 2! If you’re interested in adopting these cuties please fill out our adoption request form l...
05/07/2025

Star Wars crew kittens part 2! If you’re interested in adopting these cuties please fill out our adoption request form located in our featured posts and in our “about” section.

Born May 4th, the crew has been dubbed the Star Wars Force.
(Baby) Yoda is the runt with the black diamond on his nose and double paws. Very affectionate and curious. Loves butt and chin scratches.
Vader is the other double-pawed baby and his paws make a "V" shape, hence the name. Loves to cuddle and sit with his little paws crossed
(Princess) Leia is the only girl and is sweet but gets rough and tumble with the boys during playtime. No fear!
Chewy aka Chewbacca is the long-haired black kitten that was initially shy but has come out of his shell. He loves to try to get in your lap and cuddle.
Kenobi has a little black on his nose and seems to be the most observant of the group. He often sits and watches what I do very inquisitively and waits for me to call him over to get some love. He enjoys being around people and cuddling whenever he can.

Received the Grant from the East Windsor Community Fund. Through the Hartford foundation for public giving.Here's a pict...
04/07/2025

Received the Grant from the East Windsor Community Fund. Through the Hartford foundation for public giving.

Here's a picture of the front of our property. Last November a driver careened off a tree across the street. Came this way and took out our split rail fence. Like eight poles, clipped our telephone pole and continued.

Well this grant is going to help beautify the front of the property by replacing the split rail fence and we're building a little wishing well to cover the Connecticut water companies well out in front. It'll make the well safe and make it look pretty. The grant is also to help us update our existing patio and build a new one on the adoption Center. For the cat room.

These are projects that we've been trying to get to like catifying the cat room. They now have ramps on the walls to go back and forth. Our next job is to paint it and add color to it.

We are so blessed.

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+18609823303

Website

https://tinyurl.com/FCOEW-FOSTER-APPLICATION, https://tinyurl.com/FCOEW-ADOPTION-REQ-F

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Our mission is to control the feral cat population through the trap neuter and return program (TNR) and educate the public with the process of managing the feral population or community cats in their neighborhoods.