Welcome to our Forgotten Felines

I’m GUY THE GRAY, the 3 year old feral who knew enough to show up in a FF volunteer’s backyard as I was literally starving to death! I was taken to the vet, checked out, neutered (small price to pay for security), rabies vaccinated & re-released back to the yard where I had shelter and fed twice a day- wow!  I was doing well until a wild animal bit me!  I was running so fast, I didn’t get a chance to actually see what it was! Even so, I now have 2 large holes in my back which meant back to the vet, surgery, iv antibiotics, etc. Now my “guardian angel” Olga is providing me with intensive nursing care & I will now be an “inside kitty” instead of somone’s lunch. I depleted the Fix-It Fund and hope you will help me fill it up again so the next kitty can be helped with your DONATION to FORGOTTEN FELINES KITTY FIX-IT FUND/ Attn: Guy the Gray; PO Box 430; Valhalla NY 10595 or thru PAYPAL on our website. PURRS!!

 I’M YODA and I’m almost 4 months old now.  I’ve had a hard start in life but no one could find out exactly what was wrong with me. I’ve even gone to an expensive neurologist and had complete blood work done.  But now that I’m getting bigger, I’m getting better- go figure!  Guess those meds did work eventually. Anyway, I’d like your help in replacing the money I used up in the Kitten-Fix-It Fund so other kittens like me can be helped. We can only do it with your support so please send your DONATION to Forgottten Felines Attn: Kitty Fix-It Fund;  PO Box 430; Valhalla NY 10595.  PURRS.... for your support... couldn't do it without you!

I’M RUSTY and

I was given to Forgotten Felines because my people didn’t treat my urinary infection and I became totally blocked.  Lucky for me, Forgotten Felines realized I couldn't urinate, otherwise I wouldn't be alive today!  I spent 3 days at the vets with a catheter stitched in place to clear the stones so I could urinate on my own.  A small stone is still there, so I'm on special food in hopes to break it up so I won't need surgery. (I’m keeping all my toes crossed).  My 3 days at the vets was very costly and our Kitty Fix-It Fund has been depleted on my behalf.  Purrty please send a DONATION so FF can go  and treat more kitties so they can go on to forever homes.. purrs. 

 SPECIAL THANKS!

      TO ALL

OUR SUPPORTERS!

WITHOUT YOU, THESE PRECIOUS SOULS WOULD REALLY BE "FORGOTTEN FELINES"... PURRS!

IN MEMORY OF

 SPECIAL THANKS!

      TO ALL

OUR SUPPORTERS!

WITHOUT YOU, THESE PRECIOUS SOULS WOULD REALLY BE "FORGOTTEN FELINES"... PURRS!

IN MEMORY OF

WE URGENTLY NEED DONATIONS !  FOR OUR KITTIES MEDICAL BILLS! PLEASE DONATE TO THEIR

FIX- IT FUND

WE CANNOT TAKE IN  KITTIES LOOKING FOR OUR HELP WITHOUT  YOUR FINANCIAL SUPPORT! 

In addition to our several "fix-it" kitties with costly medical bills, we have to spend quite a bit of money on "normal" kitties for their vaccinations, worming med, feline leukemia/feline aids testing, frontline/advantage and any medical issues that may have to be addressed before they can go on to their forever homes.

This is in addition to our 

"Precious Needs" kitties

who have permanent residence in their foster homes due to various physical and behavioral problems.  Some of these sweethearts are ADOPTABLE so please take a look on our website. 

PURRS  for your compassion!

We would greatly appreciate DONATIONS of Friskies canned cat food!

Drop off at: Brewster Feed Barn Rt22 Brewster in Forgotten Felines barrel there or email forgottenfelines@yahoo.com for drop off info

Our list of needed supplies can also be viewed at forgottenfelinesNY.thegivingeffect.com.   .. Hugs!

Here's a true story that as Lucy's foster mom, I would like to share with you. Several weeks ago, at 4:30 a.m. the smoke detectors went off in our house. Our oil burner backed up and filled the finished basement area where Lucy and her kittens were housed with thick smoke as well as the rest of the house although the basement was the worse.  The alarm company
called the fire company, but while they were on their way I went down to get Lucy and her babies out of there. As it is a fairly large pen so the kittens would have lots of room to play and is also filled various cat furniture, toys, carrier bed, litterbox, food and water bowls, etc, I thought I was going to have a hard time collecting them as they are used to being in all parts of the pen and the dense smoke was obscuring my vision.
 But when I got down to Lucy's pen with my flashlight, I found that she had rounded up all her kittens and had them in the large carrier bed with her calmly waiting for me to come and get her and her babies and bring them to safety.  I was not only amazed at this but absolutely astounded at how trusting she was that I would be coming.

PURRS