SAVE A LIFE! ADOPT A STRAY! Olmsted Falls Cat Adoption

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You can help us find homes! If you live in, or near Olmsted Falls could you print our flyer and hang it on a community bulletin board? If so, thank you so much!

Saving one animal may not change the world, but, it will surely change the world for that one animal!

* Only 1 out of 10 dogs born ever get a home.

* Only 1 out of 12 cats born ever find a home.

* 800 dogs & cats are KILLED each HOUR in the U.S, because there are not
enough homes for them.

* A shelter animal is KILLED EVERY 1.5 SECONDS in the United States.

* For every animal that dies in a shelter, there is a HUMAN somewhere RESPONSIBLE for its death.

We need your help as much as you may need ours. We ARE NOT AN OFFICIAL RESCUE. We are not a shelter. THIS WEB SITE WAS CREATED BY BRANDI LYNN BORGIA TO FIND HOMES FOR FERAL CATS SHE WAS RESCUING OUT OF A PARKING LOT. BRANDI HAS ONE CAGE IN HER GARAGE AND FUNDS EVERYTHING HERSELF. IF YOU CAN FOSTER A CAT WE WILL FIND IT A HOME. WE DON'T HAVE A BUILDING, WE NEED FOSTER HOMES TO BE ABLE TO RESCUE CATS.

Who says you can't tame a feral cat? video

Cats live a rough life outside, which shows on their bodies. Most of our cats had fleas, ear mites, and worms. That was the minor stuff. Many of them had bite wounds, or other serious injuries from fights, one even arrived with a missnig ear. Some, sadly, had Feline Aids and Leukemia.

The point I'm making is if cats were meant to live outside, they'd not be so ailment ridden when rescued. If they had it so good outside, they'd not be eating your garbage on garbage night. They'd not sleep under your car, or in an open garage, or shed if they didn't seek shelter and warmth.

We are seeking Foster Care Volunteers to participate in our life-saving programs. You have the opportunity to provide in-home care to special needs cats or kittens in injury/surgery recovery. Volunteers receive animal-care training & can determine the types of animals they wish to care for. In return, the animals are able to become successfully adopted, while preventing shelter over-population. learn more>>  

* We are not partnered with any rescue groups in Olmsted Falls, however, if you are a rescue worker or group within the city and would like to work together toward a unified city rescue organization, contact us.

***Please be sure to read all of the materials we've gathered about socalizing your new cat or kitten upon arrival into your home.

Cats don't arrive like dogs, eager and excited. They're scared and will undoubedly hide if you don't properly introduce them. learn about socializing a new cat>>

It's imperative to provide a safe small room, or large dog crate for your new cat or kitten the first few days. learn more about socializing your new cat or kitten.

Has your cat started defecating OUTSIDE the litter box? IF so, PLEASE READ THIS!

SIAMESE CAT RESCUE CENTER ~ NATIONWIDE!

Nugget was rescued by a woman who intended to keep her. Nugget was taken to the vet for her shots and spay surgery and while there was tested for Feline Leukemia. Sadly, she tested Positive and as a result, the woman who rescued her can't keep her because she has another cat and Feline Leukemia is contagious to other cats, NOT DOGS or other pets. Nugget has been confined to living in a bathroom and she's really wanting OUT; she needs to exercise, explore, etc.

Cats with Feline Leukemia aren't sickly and usually live long lives, often longer than the average life span of a dog...think of it that way. At Olmsted Falls Cat Rescue we believe 100% that diet plays an integral role in keeping a Feline Leukemia or F.I.V. healthy by bolstering the cats' immune systems and promotes healing.

UPDATE! Elaine, the lady who rescued Nugget had her other cat vaccinated against Feline Leukemia (new vaccine) so she could keep Nugget (her first cat LOVES HIM!). Many Blessings to them!

FOR ADOPTION...

Email us and arrange your adoption! Or call (440) 840 - 2900

Tinkerbell is being given up by her owner who is moving March 31st. No one wants Tinkerbell to end up living in a cage. She is 10-years old, which is still young for a cat (they can live until 20); is spayed, and front declawed. She is sweet, loves to be held, but is also independent. This diva needs to be the only pet. Learn more about Tinkerbell and see more pictures!

We are teeming with cats and kittens and the longer it takes us to move the cats and kittens we have, the longer a suffering cat or kitten has to wait for help.

So if you can't provide a forever home, Please consider becoming a foster parent to cat or kitten in desperate need.

Recently Adopted Cats & Kittens

see more cats adopted from Olmsted Falls Cat Rescue.
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