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During the February 2019 National Adoption Weekend, more than 30,000 pets found homes. Yes, in one weekend! Sad that there are that many homeless animals looking for homes. But, always wonderful to see adoptions, and these were all through local PetSmart Charities adoption events. At the Vista, California event, our friends at Love Your Feral […] More
A young black kitten was brought into the Moreno Valley Animal Shelter in California, on June 9th, 2019. It had been a sweltering day with temperatures registering at 107 degrees with the heat index. But for a few caring souls trying to enjoy the summer weather, the found themselves in an infuriating situation. While out […] More
They can’t be sure how the sweet little baby kitten ended up tied to a tree. She was discovered with a piece of string wrapped around her fragile back leg. Alone and scared, she cried out as she dangled just above the ground. Luckily her cries were heard by some very caring humans. Once rescued though, […] More
When we last saw little Strudel, she was just a 10-day-old neonatal kitten. The lucky little kitten had been accepted by a very loving feline foster mom. Sadly, her own mother had tried to smother her to death like her less fortunate siblings. Strudel found her way to Love Your Feral Felines in Southern California. […] More
When Amanda Hodder met her newest neonatal, bottle-baby kitten, she knew she would move heaven and earth to save him. The tiny 2-week-old male kitten had been discovered abandoned alone and freezing one chilly Southern California night. He seemed to be part of a feral colony near Fallbrook in San Diego county. Not wanting to […] More
The deadline for three, 2-week-old kittens was about to expire. With only a little over an hour remaining on the clock, the brothers needed a miracle. Sadly, at many local humane societies, bottle babies are euthanized at the end of the day if no one steps forward to take them. Neonates this young require feedings […] More
A heartbreaking post was added to a local animal rescue page in Southern California on November 1st. The “cat signal” had been lit and this boy needed someone to come to his rescue. “14-year-old shaved intact super sweet male. He has an open abscess on his neck and what looks like chemical burns or some […] More
A few months ago, 2 feral cats were adopted out of the Love Your Feral Felines Barn Cat program. The plan was to provide a home for the two needy cats while they would help control the rodent population on the property. What one of the cats did next surprised them all! His “feral” nature […] More
Some cats spend their life fighting against adversity. This furry family of 3 is up against just that. This is the County Crew; Mama June, Faith Hill and Toby. The adorable trio was THANKFULLY saved from a high kill shelter in Southern California. They were thriving with a foster family and were almost ready to […] More
Our friends at Love Your Feral Felines based in North San Diego County, were faced with the most difficult task a cat rescuer can undergo. Last Friday evening, the team was notified of a feral black cat with an unusual issue. The poor male cat was covered in open sores the size of baseballs! Being Friday […] More
Two senior cats were brought into a high-kill shelter in California towards the end of 2017. Unfortunately the assumed sibling duo tested positive for FIV. Fate was not smiling upon the pair. FIV, or Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, is a highly misunderstood disease in the cat community. Luckily, new information is being shared as much as […] More
Two 3 week old kittens were found grievously discarded in a trash bin outside of a business in Escondido, CA yesterday evening. Fortunately a kind soul who works with a local rescue group, Love Your Feral Felines (LYFF) through their barn cat program, discovered the duo. They contacted the rescue organization and the team immediately […] More
