"It was late summer in 2017 when Feral Paws Rescue was asked to pull some
cats and kittens from the CCSPCA in Fresno. They brought a mother and
her two kittens back to the Rescue, along with others whose lives needed
to be saved. The kittens were still nursing so they were put in a
kennel with their mother. The mother is a beautiful Tortie and her
kittens were two little girls, all black. The Rescue has no idea if
these were her only babies or where this dear family came from before
arriving at the CCSPCA." Read More:CLICK HERE
He is 7 years old, and is neutered. He was rescued from a hoarder/neglect situation! He has a cloudy left eye, but there is NO eye infection and he has been vetted and is healthy. He's litter box trained.
Mali is very sweet and loves to be held. He gets along with other cats and dogs.
"It was late afternoon on August 10, 2013, another very hot day in the
Central Valley in California, with temperatures in the triple digits. I
was working at the Adoption Center for Feral Paws Rescue and happened to
open the back door and saw a large cardboard box on the doorstep.
Fearing some of the cats inside the Adoption Center would accidentally
get out if I opened the security door, I went out the front, and walked
around the building. Inside the box were four kittens and thankfully
they were still alive. I carried the box back around and into the
Adoption Center. It is illegal to drop off cats this way but some people
will do it anyway"READ MORE:CLICK HERE
"It was the summer of 2012, and Paula of Feral Paws Rescue traveled to
the Los Angeles County Shelter in Lancaster, CA to pick up cats who had
to be pulled as their time was up at the shelter. Among the cats Paula
picked up that day were two beautiful long-haired Calico kittens who
were sisters. The kittens were named Ditty and Dotty, and..." Read More:CLICK HERE