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pagetitle   FFF's Adoptable Pets


Reginald
(Adoptable)

Our Adoptable Pets List

Click here to see our Happy Tails!
(already adopted)

See our other critters available for adoption by
clicking on Our Adoptable Pets List above.

Gypsy
(Adoptable)


FFF Adoptables List


To view more information about one of our pets,
just click that animal's "More In-fur-mation" link.


Ages of our cats and kittens are approximate and may reflect the age
at which the cat entered F.F.F.'s Program.
F.F.F. makes every effort to update the ages of our cats periodically.

When inquiring regarding one of our cats, please ask regarding the current age.



OUR FEATURED CAT...

GYPSY


Little Sister

Close up of Gypsy.

Despite her fragile state of health when FFF accepted her and her two sisters into our SOL Program., GYPSY beat the odds to become an active, curious, energetic, and affectionate kitty. She is a fast learner and an independent, very self-possessed cat, loving to explore and engage in games of chase with even the largest of her foster friends. 


She doesn't take any gruff from even our big foster Toms! Because of her independence and preferring people's company, she would do fine as an only cat. Due to her activity level, she would not be a good match for a quiet, sedate situation or a senior. 

Little Sister

Gypsy relaxing.


As she has grown older, she is less active but still enjoys intering more with people than her foster siblings. She has developed a love for food which has resulted in a once svelte figure becoming more rounded 

 

Little Sister

Close up of Gypsy.

Gypsy has developed into quite the busy body. She likes to investigate and be involved in her human activities. She has been raised in an adult-only home but might be fine with gentle children. It is unclear how she will be with a friendly dog?


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


She enjoys a safe, enclosed outdoor space to explore. Because of her activity level and familiarity with the enclosed outdoor experience, she will need to have an ENCLOSED outdoor catio.


She is spayed and combo tested and has current FVRCP vaccines.  She is also house trained. Sister is currently up for adoption. Should you like to know more information about this plucky, young cat, please contact us at [email protected].

S.O.L. RESCUE!

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


WITH GREAT SADNESS, OLIVE PASSED OVER THE RAINBOW BRIDGE ON 6-26-2024.
HE SUCCUMBED TO ILLNESS THAT HE HAD BEEN FIGHTING.


It started with a frantic phone call …

Olive in the car

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

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
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.

 

 

If you would like to provide T.L.C. and shelter for a needy cat ... Contact: Sally - (925) 808-8364 [email protected]

 

ANNOUNCEMENT...

Announcement On The Road

FFF HAS GONE MOBILE!

We're Moving

FFF will continue private showings/appointments through our HAVE CAT WILL TRAVEL PROGRAM to show our "Formerly Friendless Felines" until we can secure another monthly adoption site to be able "meet and meow" with our public.

We look forward to seeing you at our new locations.

We look forward to seeing you.

FFF STAFF


F.F.F. Policies

Adopting a Friend

An interview, application and home visit, followed by a 5-7 day trial visit of the selected pet in the prospective adoptive home. An Animal Care Adoption Contract is required to be signed by the adopter and a FFF representative, and a recovery/adoption fee is tenderedThe adopter(s) must be of legal age to sign a legal contract.

FFF does NOT allow FFF animals to be given as gifts or adopted for third parties.

FFF would appreciate a contribution to help offset our veterinary costs which include:

  • Combo test for FeLV and FIV (feline leukemia and feline AIDS)
  • First FVRCP
  • Spay or Neuter
  • Pain medications for recovery
  • De-worming
  • Flea control
  • Microchip

Special circumstance adoptions are available for eligible adopters.

Micro-Chipping

In an effort to provide our FFF graduates, their families, and our dedicated F.F.F. fosters/staff with peace of mind, we are exploring micro chipping all of our adoptees. This will provide a safety net for our formerly friendless felines that go on to their new homes.

If FFF begins microchipping, then FFF will be listed as the secondary contact in the event that an emergency or unforeseen circumstance causes them to be lost, stolen or strayed. This should make sure that our F.F.F. adoptees will always have a friend if they are in need and always be "formerly friendless".

Appointments

We show our cats by appointments at your home. Appointments can be made with FFF through our HAVE CAT WILL TRAVEL Program, (925) 808-8364. Availability of the cats or kittens for appointment depends on the availability of the foster and transportation arrangements. If you see a cat or kitten you are interested in on our website, contact Sally via our email or by phone to check on the availability of that cat or kitten for evening appointments.

Adoption Criteria

As a rule, F.F.F. prefers not to offer kittens until all veterinary test results are normal. All F.F.F. cats and kittens are combo tested for feline AIDS and feline Leukemia prior to adoption. Therefore, we will not release any cat or kitten for adoption until we can be assured of an accurate test result.

FFF's philosophy:

We will not knowingly adopt any cat or kitten into your home that we wouldn't place in our own homes. We appreciate your understanding.



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