Adopt Rescued Cats

  Adopt Rescued Cats are rescued cats/kittens that are being fostered by volunteers for Forgotten Felines. Some have been in Foster Care since they were young kittens. Some are adult cats that were overlooked when they passed the "cute" kitten stage. Not all cats and kittens like to be held but are looking to be loved.     

            URGENT!!!  3/31/09 

Foster home desperately needs to place cats in their care. Cannot foster them any longer and our other foster homes are crowded as well. Please call to adopt or foster one (or two). Local shelters are at their capacity so asking for their help is not an option.

Barn homes needed for the "shy kitties" as well. These cats are non-agressive cats, just still shy of human touch.

Forgotten Felines is an all volunteer non-profit animal rescue group. We do not have a shelter and we rely on Foster Homes to help us with the over whelming amount of stray cats and kittens that come our way. We can only help as many cats as there are foster homes. While in foster care, the foster home will decide if the animal rescued can be socialized for adoption or should be tnr'd. If the animals can only be tnr'd (trap neutered and returned) at least we've stopped them from reproducing and have put an end to unwanted litters being born in the wild.

 Pictured above - Chloe: This Tabico kitty (Calico with tabby markings) was dumped at an office complex with her two kittens back in June 2007. As always, the kittens were adopted quickly, but she is still waiting to find her forever home. She enjoys being with other cats, likes to be pet and hates going to our adoption days. If interested in meeting her, you must call to schedule an appointment.

    Volunteers needed!

We are always looking for volunteers to help us with the never ending task of helping the "Forgotten Felines" that are hurt, abandoned or born in the wild.

 We need help in the following areas:

• Trappers
• Vet Transporters
• Socializing kittens
• Fostering
• Fundraising

If you can help in any of the areas listed above, please contact us at 914-631-1796 or via e-mail

joannsadoptables@yahoo.com

Here is a copy of our last newsletter. I hope you enjoy reading it. We've done alot of good work, thanks to our dedicated volunteers.