Adoptable Cats

Occasionally, we have kittens available, although none are born at the sanctuary as all cats at the sanctuary are spayed or neutered. 

We rescue kittens and strive to find them permanent homes. If you adopt a kitten from our sanctuary, we do require that you return to FSS for spaying or neutering.

Did you know that nearly every day, we get asked to take in new kittens to our sanctuary? As much as our heart aches for them, as a 501(c)3 nonprofit, the costs to accept these kittens put an enormous strain on our funds and resources, which can also affect our ability to help other animals at our sanctuary. In addition to needing vaccinations, worm treatment and spay/neuter surgeries, many of the kittens that come to our rescue require significant respiratory treatment. We know that if we don’t take in such kittens, and other rescues are full, the kittens will likely end up feral, reproduce and further the cat overpopulation crisis in our communities. You can now help us combat this crisis and care for these vulnerable kittens.