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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June 3, 2020
Cats in need of a Vet Tech
Crazy about cats? Not enough hair on your clothes already? If you are a veterinary technician wanting to give back...
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By Diane Stevens
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May 24, 2020
Furry Friends Fur-Ever Tail -Mr. Tumnus, Theseus and the Kushners
"The newest additions to our home, Mr. Tumnus and Theseus, were part of a long line of feline friends we’ve...
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By Diane Stevens
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May 13, 2020
In the spotlight: Abi Harrington
Abi has been volunteering with Furry Friends since October of 2018. She jumped in with both feet and we are...
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- Preparing Cats for Your Return to Work
While one of the most enjoyable experiences of working from home throughout the COVID-19 pandemic may be the extra time you’ve spent with your cats, the downside may be their separation anxiety when you return to work. This is particularly true for cats adopted during the pandemic because they’ve had less time to accustom themselves to their new homes and new routines. Animal behaviorists… Read more » - 6 Reasons to Have a Cat Tree
1. It gives your kitty some purrs-onal space: Cats aren’t as sociable as dogs. At times they may curl up beside you on the couch while at others they may choose to be alone — particularly in a multi-pet household. A cat tree provides them with a safe space that’s solely theirs. 2. It’s entertaining: Curiosity is part of a cat’s nature, and being agile… Read more » - Dealing with Your Cat’s Death
When your cherished cat companion dies, the process of grieving the love you’ve lost is painfully similar to the process of grieving the loss of a beloved family member or friend. According to the longstanding Kubler-Ross model, there are five stages of grief — denial, anger, bargaining, depression and ultimately, acceptance. Denial, like the other stages of grief, is different for everyone, and you may… Read more »