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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August 2, 2020
Furry Friends Fur-Ever Tail: Nora and Scooby and the Byrds
"Our home is alive again thanks to the antics of the amazing brother and sister kitten duo of Nora and...
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By Diane Stevens
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July 29, 2020
Volunteer Spotlight on Brooke Peterson
Introducing Brooke, the multi-talented, Japanese speaking, cat volunteering college student of the Monday halfway house shift! She has been volunteering since...
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By Diane Stevens
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July 29, 2020
Volunteer Spotlight on Tina Starks
Like almost every kid at the Recycled Arts Festival, Tina Starks saw the booth with cats and immediately dragged my...
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