Ferals For Families

Currently, Ferals For Families is fostering two different litters of 5 kittens each - yes, that's 10 kittens up for adoption!  

These kittens have been socialized from birth and are very loving, playful and curious!  They are eager to have a home to call their own, and they have come to trust Humans to provide for them.  They each have varying personalities, so feel free to email us with questions!

CLICK ON AN IMAGE BELOLW to see a larger version of the image, a description of each kitten or a slide show with descriptions!

About The Mothers:

Feral Cat "Gracie" - This mother had her litter on Easter Sunday.  She was recently captured and succesfully spayed and returned to her environment.  She is an example of a real success story and how we can make a difference...one life at a time.  (Her kittens are the first 5 images listed above.)

Feral Cat "Mama" - Mama has been a tough one to catch, and we have been trying to capture her for the last 2 years.  She has had multiple litters - all of whom have been adopted out.  This is her final litter, though, as we were succesful in trapping her just days ago, and she was spayed and returned to her environment!  Victory!  She will live a happy life with constant food, water and shelter just like Gracie and the colony of other feral cats.   This litter was born just two days before Easter, and you will see her kittens in the last 5 images listed above.

How Much Room is in Your Home and Heart?

If you are considering adopting one, why not take two!?  Kittens require a great deal of attention and playtime, and what better way to give them this than to adopt two littermates together?  Eventually they will become adult cats who will find great comfort in having companionship during the day when you are away at work.  Because these babies have all been socialized together, you can be sure that they will all get along very well!

As always we offer a 2-for-1 special where the adoption fee is waived for the second kitten shouldyou choose to adopt two (or more) together.  However, the refundable spay/neuter fee is always required for each pet (unless they are already spayed or neutered) and is fully refunded upon receipt from your vet that you have spayed or neutered each kitten at the appropriate age.

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