Volunteer
Volunteer time or resources to help us. There are lots of ways you can help homeless cats outside of adoption or fostering.
Foster
We are committed to finding foster care for cats, whether they are abandoned, neglected, homeless, and/or have special needs.
Adopt
Being small gives us the opportunity to know each cat – their personality, what they like to eat, and how they like to play.
Donate
Your monetary donations – which are tax deductible – enable Furry Friends to continue our rescue program and community outreach.
By Diane Stevens
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January 19, 2020
Furry Friends Fur-Ever Tail: Bella and the Radcliffes
When Robert and Nancy brought their latest cat home – this one from Furry Friends -- they changed her name...
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By Diane Stevens
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January 5, 2020
Furry Friends Fur-Ever: Panda, Tora and the Stockers
"After moving around quite a bit, then losing Sumi, our beloved cat of 13 years, we weren’t certain whether or...
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By Diane Stevens
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December 22, 2019
Furry Friends Fur-Ever Tail: Posie and the Kims
"This isn’t our first kitty," Katarina explains. "I grew up with countless kitties, two of whom I’ve had since I...
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- Why Do Cats Put Toys in Their Bowls?
The short answer, despite several theories: no one really knows. And yet, consider the following: Safekeeping: The theory given the most credence by animal behaviorists involves a cat’s territorial instinct. They believe cats consider their food and water bowls to be safe places, known only to them. Depositing a prized possession – in this instance, a favorite toy — in one or other of their… Read more » - Salmonella in Cats
Salmonella is the bacterium behind enteritis or salmonellosis in cats and lodges itself in their intestinal tracts. Cats typically contract the infection from the saliva or feces of other infected animals, or from ingesting contaminated meat or foods. Rarely seen in cats and seldom causing complications, most cats will simply remain carriers of the bacteria without exhibiting any clinical signs. However, kittens and cats with… Read more » - Scooting in Cats
Scooting (the act of a pet dragging his/her bum along the ground) may be seen more often in dogs, but cats sometimes scoot as well – usually when their rears are itchy or irritated. One of the more common causes of this phenomenon is intestinal parasites, particularly tapeworms. Whereas tapeworms can be seen in your cat’s poop (they look like grains of white rice), some… Read more »