October 22, 2020
AUSTIN & DENVER
Double Delight! Denver and Austin, a bonded pair of 10-week-old sisters, are available for adoption together. Most orange tabbies are boys which makes these two orange girls from one litter something special. Even better is their calm yet affectionate and playful natures.
If you are interested in adopting this delightful pair, please submit an adoption application which can be found by clicking here
IMPORTANT: They must be adopted as a pair. We only adopt to families living in lower Fairfield County and nearby NY.
Posted by Nick at 12:45 PM
October 20, 2020
DONATE VIA CHECK:
Friends of Felines, Inc. is a 501c3 nonprofit organization and your donation is tax deductible within the guidelines of U.S. law.
To get a printable donation form click here. Please make checks payable to Friends of Felines and mail to:
Friends of Felines, Inc.,
P.O. Box 8147
Stamford, CT 06905
Posted by Becky at 09:55 PM
October 15, 2020
DONATE VIA PAYPAL:
Posted by Nick at 10:37 AM
October 05, 2020
NIGHT STAR
Night Star (black & white, male): After his family was dumped outside by his previous owner, this 8-week old, adorable kitten is now healthy and happy and looking for a forever home. He is currently being fostered by the good Samaritan that found them.
IMPORTANT: Please note we only adopt out kittens: in pairs unless there is already an age-appropriate companion in the home. We also only adopt out to homes in lower Fairfield County and nearby NY.
If you are interested in adopting, please submit an adoption application which can be found by clicking here
Posted by Nick at 12:43 PM
TOTO
Toto (solid gray and white, male): After his family was dumped outside by his previous owner, this 8-week old, adorable kitten is now healthy and happy and looking for a forever home. He is currently being fostered by the good Samaritan that found them.
IMPORTANT: Please note we only adopt out kittens: in pairs unless there is already an age-appropriate companion in the home. We also only adopt out to homes in lower Fairfield County and nearby NY.
If you are interested in adopting, please submit an adoption application which can be found by clicking here
Posted by Nick at 12:42 PM
CUTIE
Cutie (light gray tabby, female): After her family was dumped outside by her previous owner, this 8-week old, adorable kitten is now healthy and happy and looking for a forever home. She is currently being fostered by the good Samaritan that found them.
IMPORTANT: Please note we only adopt out kittens: in pairs unless there is already an age-appropriate companion in the home. We also only adopt out to homes in lower Fairfield County and nearby NY.
If you are interested in adopting, please submit an adoption application which can be found by clicking here
Posted by Nick at 12:35 PM
October 01, 2020
OTHER WAYS TO GIVE:MONETARY DONATIONS
(all are tax deductible)
* Anytime via our website or mailing us a personal check* Use your corporate matching program to increase your gift
* Set up a personal fundraiser on Facebook to benefit FOF
* For Amazon shoppers, purchase through the AmazonSmile program (portion of eligible purchase price donated to FOF)
* Use iGive.com when you shop online at over 2300 stores such as Walmart, Bed Bath & Beyond, Petco, Walgreens. Since 1997, iGive has helping shoppers donate more than $8M to 35,000 causes. And Friends of Felines has been a participating charity for over 15 years. Click "iGive" to get started.PRODUCT DONATIONS
(food, toys, etc.)
* Due to COVID 19 restrictions, we are unable to accept donations at Just Cats Store Adoption Center. Please send us an email to cats@fofct.org and we will figure how to get it. Note: no open bags of dry food can be accepted.* Order from our Amazon Wish List
VOLUNTEER
email us at cats@fofct.orgif you are interested in the following:
* Foster (primarily kittens)
* Work with our Trap-Neuter-Return team in the field
* Other: Social Media, Marketing, Event Coordination, etc.
ESTATE PLANNING
Please remember us in your estate planning. Leave a legacy of care for homeless and forgotten cats in our community.
Posted by Nick at 10:45 PM