Kittens?! Yes!

Call us crazy but it turns out a community gym is the natural place to rescue cats. It all started in 2018 when our neighbor walked in one Monday evening holding a tiny tabby kitten. He had been feeding the litter of four in his backyard and was heading out of town and asked me (Michele) if I would feed them for a few days. My response? “Wouldn’t it be better if I found them homes?”

Those first four were scooped up the next morning and stayed in the gym while we did the somewhat irresponsible thing of just giving them away to family and friends. Those four kittens are still happy and healthy with their furever families but they had to handle all the “kitten things” - fleas, deworming, spay and neuter - on their own.

Over the next few years we were somehow repeatedly asked by members to rescue cats and kittens in their yards. After I got TNR certified and became friendly with other local rescuers, I learned A LOT! While the first eleven felines we rescued out of CFBT were handed off to loving friends and family, our kittens and cats are now thoroughly treated, vaccinated and neutered (or scheduled) prior to adoption. We accept donations for food and litter via our Amazon Wishlist or Venmo. We are not a non-profit but all funds are directed towards TNR and adoption efforts.

Current Adoptables

Please apply here. We have a qualified team of Adoption Counselors that will respond within 48 hours. If you’re not sure which cat or kitten may be the best fit for you and your family, we will discuss all the options. They are wonderful matchmakers!

Charoset is about 6 months old, sits on your lap & should be adopted with a friend or to a home with a young cat or kitten.

Dino 🦖 is about a year old and loves helping you in the kitchen!

Willow is 18 months old and loves to cuddle on the couch with her foster mom.

Jasper loves to roll around and comes running for Churus! He is in foster with his sister, Willow, and would love to stay with her.

Common Costs With Our Rescuer Discounts:
TNR Appointment at the ASPCA For a Feral/Community Cat: $10 for Flea Treatment
SNAP test for a friendly cat or kitten: $25 -$40 depending on location
Spay/Neuter At Cat Cafe or Flatbush Vet: $100+
Microchip: $10-$25 depending on location

Hard To Say:
Food For Fosters
Litter For Fosters
Food For Feral Cats While In Traps
Puppy Pads For Feral Cats While In Traps
New Foster Set-up Kits - Litter box, litter, food, toys
Cleaning Supplies (OMG. so much cleaning supplies)