518-526-3372
contact@scruffcats.org
PO Box 200
Guilderland, NY 12084
We are so pleased to receive a note like this one: My neighbor … had put us in touch as I was figuring out how to deal with neutering our 2 semi-feral kittens. You were so helpful and put my might right. It went swimmingly – even the entrapment – and today out neutered males are perky and comfortable. Thank you, Anna. Thanks, Anna, for keeping us “in the loop”.
We recently received this story and we thought that it was something important to pass on: My husband, neighbors and I rescued 3 kittens born under a shed in Niskayuna. We also had the mama cat and another black and white male cat, both feral. We fed mama a ton of food which she then fed to her kittens. She moved her kittens and we couldn’t find her for over a week. Finally, she brought them to my house where I had a heated shelter. We got the kittens to Kitten Angels … who got them into a foster. They’ve been adopted into good homes. Mama and her black and white friend (named Christine and Socks) were trapped with the help of Kitten Angels and were brought to you. They were neutered, spayed and inoculated and returned to us. They are doing well. Thank you so much for helping save their lives. We continue to take care of them and keep them fed, warm and happy. Sincerely, Diane. Thanks, Diane, for telling this great story.
We appreciate the fact that so many people appreciate what we do! Is that “appreciate 2“? Perhaps it is. But the fact is that we are thrilled to receive a letter like the one quoted below. Thank you for providing this very worthwhile service to our local communities. Please accept this donation to help with that work. Best regards, Theresa Your donations help to keep us doing our work with feral cats. For information about donating please visit Scruffcats.org/donate/.
We thought you might be interested in reading this note that we recently received: Thanks for your help with our stray cat “Big Red”. Things worked out well. (Ed) We express our thank to you, Ed, for letting us help you with Big Red!
It may be a surprise to many people, but feral cats thrive in all landscapes—from the most rural to the inner city. Research studies show them to be as healthy as cats who live indoors. This means that that TNvR (Trap, Neuter, vaccinate, Return) is important in the quest to control feral cat populations. You can help SCRUFF manage feral cat colonies. For more information, contact us today.
