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Many friendly felines do not start out friendly for various reasons. Many adopted cats have had hard lives before they came to be in their adoptable state. Some of the best cats are those who know what it like to live on the streets or in an abusive environment and they really appreciate your loving home and your company.
Our mission is to help educate potential cat families so that they can make an informed decision before adoption. Once a cat friend is found, FosterFelines is a great resource to help you
learn and appreciate your feline friend.
Foster Felines gets a start
Linxy (M) and Minxy (F) were our first foster kittens. We picked them up from the Seattle Animal Shelter in September
2004. The shelter didn't know much about these two cuties other than they were
starving and suffering from malnutrition. The shelter officers thought that their mother had died, leaving her kittens to fend for themselves. Luckily, there were not nursing age and were crying of hunger and abandonment.
FosterFelines.com works hard to help shelter cats become their true self: loving, fun, cute, and friendly ... your forever best friend.
Foster Felines services
We provide information about adopting kittens and young cats from Seattle Animal
Shelter. We work with the Seattle Animal Shelter to foster homeless cats and kittens and help them find appropriate, loving
permanent homes.
Why do we do it?
We love cats and we want to see all cats in loving homes where they are viewed as an integral part of the family unit. We are a non-profit organization and fully self-funded.
Want to contribute?
Cat food, litter, toys, beds, and medications are all
out of pocket expenses. FosterFelines.com is a non-profit organization. All
funds to cover cat expenses come straight from our own pockets. We’re happy to
help foster and care for cats and kittens. We know that they appreciate having a
nice place to recuperate from the noises and busyness of the shelter.
Be part of our mission to help save help save homeless cats and kittens from the streets, abuse, disease, and death.
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