FFF's Adoptable Pets

Malcolm is the brother of Martin. They are healthy, ACTIVE, and endlessly entertaining cats. We would prefer to have them adopted together.

Malcolm is quite a character. Of the two Bros, he is the most curious and mischievous. He is active and loves to romp with his brother, Martin. He does play with other unrelated active cats. He is affectionate with people he knows and loves attention.

Malcolm has been in an adult foster home so does not have any experience in a family setting with children or dogs. It is unclear how he would adjust to these new situations.

He is current on his FVRCP shot, combo tested negative for Feline AIDS and leukemia, and is neutered.

He enjoys a safe, enclosed outdoor space to explore. Because of his activity level and familiarity with the enclosed outdoor experience, he would do best by having an ENCLOSED outdoor catio.

"The phone rang in the midst of a busy morning. It was my cranky neighbor on the ranch next door ... asking a favor. Seems a friendly, stray kitten has made herself at home on his property and come onto his trailer. His resident "post-feral" resident cat was NOT AMUSED. Fearing for the safety of the kitten, he called for our help at the Sanctuary property foster home to take her in. Needless to say, we couldn't refuse. She came in under our FFF SO.L. at-risk program.

We named the kitten SISTER because she was instantly everyone's sister. And an independent and capable, no-nonsense "Sister "! Her nickname is “sister girl" as she is one tough sister! She grew to be a loving, independent, resourceful kitty who knows her mind and chooses her friends.

She is definitely in charge and would prefer being the center of attention but has adjusted to sharing space with friendly, nonaggressive other fosters.

She is an INDOOR cat only and seems fine with no longer having to survive outside. She is current on FVRCP, combo tested negative and spayed

Ms Dooley started her life with FFF with the misconception that she was a male! Upon examination by our vet, it was found that he was actually a she.

She came in a bit shy but is now a strong, active, friendly, and curious kitten. She has become the leader of the trio.

She loves to explore her surrounding while ripping and running around. A very active and independent kitten. She was initially leery of new people, but her curiosity and friendliness overcame her fear of new people.

She is current on her FBRCP shot, como tested negative for Feline AIDS and leukemia, and is spayed.

BEAUREGARD aka BEAU is a beautiful, active and playful boy.

He and his brother BART love to rip and run but are also affectionate and loving with people. Beau has developed into a dominant cat and more people-oriented. He tends to dominate other cats and would be best as an only cat. He would do well in a family and with his brother, Bart. However, we are currently working with him to discourage his "love bites" and mouthing for attention. His home would need to continue to discourage this behavior.

He is current on his FVRCP shot, combo tested negative for Feline AIDS and leukemia, and is neutered.

He enjoys a safe, enclosed outdoor space to explore. Because of his activity level and familiarity with the enclosed outdoor experience, he would do best by having an ENCLOSED outdoor catio.

MEET OLIVE!
Our Featured S.O.L. Cat!

It started with a frantic phone call …

Olive in the car.

 

As it often does ... it started with a frantic plea from a caring good Samaritan who had been monitoring a tiny kitten in an industrial business area.  After two days of observing and seeing no mama cat or anyone bothering to notice this small, frail kitten, she took it home.  Despite the good Samaritan's severe asthma and risk, she took the kitten home to rescue it from what would have been certain death.

 

Oliver, hanging around.

She reached out to F.F.F. for assistance in her area of Fairfield.  When told of the dire situation in Rescue and the refusal of some Shelters/Animal Control to provide services to cats anymore unless sick or injured, a philosophy promoted by the Koret Shelter Medicine's Kate Hurley, that leaves cats on the street, unspayed or neutered, it was clear that there was no place for this frail kitten to go.

 

F.F.F. kept in touch with her, and despite her best efforts, she could not provide for this kitten.

F.F.F. accepted the kitten into our S.O.L. (Short On Luck) Program for at-risk cats.  The good Samaritan made the 1+ hour drive up to our foster home/Sanctuary to bring this kitten named OLIVE.  She graciously donated a crate, food, and litter for Olive's care.

Oliver, lounging around.

 

OLIVE has joined the F.F.F. Family and is getting stronger every day.  She is being evaluated to see if she might be a "Petunia trainee" in training as a therapy cat for our VISITORS IN FURS Program.

 

Her good Samaritan has become part of our F.F.F. rescuers Family network.  We all play a part in Rescue … and are forever joined through our love of animals.