Feral to Forever Cat Rescue

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Formerly Kelly’s Cat Cab, Feral to Forever Cat Rescue aims to reduce the overpopulation of cats in Chatham-Kent and the suffering of outdoor cats through TNR (trap, neuter, return) efforts as well as the intake of stray cats and litters of owned kittens.

We’re excited to be offering a microchip and nail trim clinic in Ridgetown!Alternatively, if you’re in Chatham, there ar...
10/15/2026

We’re excited to be offering a microchip and nail trim clinic in Ridgetown!

Alternatively, if you’re in Chatham, there are 3 spots left for the October 27th clinic at Pet Valu.

Microchips help to ensure your pet returns home should they ever go missing. 🐾

As we wrap up another Thanksgiving weekend, I hope you all had a beautiful holiday doing some of the things you love mos...
10/12/2026

As we wrap up another Thanksgiving weekend, I hope you all had a beautiful holiday doing some of the things you love most with those you love most.

This Thanksgiving I’m reflecting on the supporters I’m so grateful to have and who allow us to continue our work everyday. Supporters come in various forms - donors, partners, fosters, sharers, boots-on-the-ground, all contributing in their own way to keep the ship afloat.

I’m also reflecting on the last few months. Not all situations make it to social media, but to say this was one hell of a summer in rescue and that I was barely keeping my head above water most days, might be putting it lightly. And to say I’m thankful for the supporters who were there, in the depths many days, would be another understatement. To the listeners, the advisors, the moral supporters, those who lightened the load, the ones who were there on the worst days, thank you will never be enough. I’m truly grateful to have you on my team.

To all of you, thank you for being here.❤️🧡💛🤎

Tonight we’re celebrating our campground girl - a real little fighter!This sweet thing has been battling severe upper re...
10/10/2026

Tonight we’re celebrating our campground girl - a real little fighter!

This sweet thing has been battling severe upper respiratory and eye infections since I trapped her two weeks ago.

I’m so thankful for her dedicated foster who has tried all the tricks to help our girl.

It may not look like cause to celebrate, but this is the most we’ve seen of her eyes since she came to us and she’s finally started eating on her own. 🥳

Also thank you to those who sent Royal Canin wet food and monetary donations for this family this week. It’s so appreciated!

We want to send out a special HAPPY BIRTHDAY to one of our fabulous supporters - Allie! 🥳Allie joined our team of volunt...
10/08/2026

We want to send out a special HAPPY BIRTHDAY to one of our fabulous supporters - Allie! 🥳

Allie joined our team of volunteers back in the spring. She dove right in, fostering Duesy along with her five kittens.

She has run a number of fundraisers for us, including a recent one for her birthday. Allie’s friends, family and co-workers generously sent donations in her honour. 🥹

Thank you to Allie and all those who also think she’s pretty special! 🫶

(No photo shared with us is safe from social media 😆)

🏕️ Officially introducing our campground litter 🏕️You may have seen this crew featured on a Feral Friday a couple weeks ...
10/07/2026

🏕️ Officially introducing our campground litter 🏕️

You may have seen this crew featured on a Feral Friday a couple weeks ago when mom and her five babies were trapped at a local campground.

Once we got these guys into care, their condition became more evident. They were skin and bones. Someone was kindly feeding them at the campground, but not nearly enough for a nursing mom and five growing babies.

A couple were also suffering from upper respiratory infections with one being severe. Last week we had to make an emergency vet visit when she declined rapidly. With an experienced foster, they are slowly improving.

However, now that they’ve tasted our delicious food and felt full bellies, they cannot get enough. This group is eating up to six cans of wet food a day! And we don’t deny them that after all they’ve been through and in an effort to get them their healthiest.

But we could use some help keeping them fed. They’re currently eating wet Royal Canin Kitten loaf and/or Royal Canin Mother & Babycat. (This just so happens to currently be on sale at Pet Smart!)

If you’d like to help:

📧 [email protected]
Password: feline

📦 13448 Klondyke Line
Ridgetown, ON
N0P 2C0

We sincerely appreciate your help in, what we know, are difficult times for many.

10/04/2026

😺 Sunday Smile! 😺

Bibbity, Bobbity, Boo, and Gusy got some new toys today in their foster home and safe to say, they were a hit!

Far cry from where these four were just a couple weeks ago - three living under a deck, scrounging for food with adults in the colony, and Gus…who knows where he was before we found him with injuries to his mouth and foot.

I want to send out a sincere thanks to those who have helped us out this week!We’ve received food, litter, p*e pads, mon...
10/02/2026

I want to send out a sincere thanks to those who have helped us out this week!

We’ve received food, litter, p*e pads, monetary donations, and help covering medications. All of these things were desperately needed!

Your support is appreciated more than you know. 🫶

Today we're going to pause to recognize the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation.When I graduated from university wi...
09/30/2026

Today we're going to pause to recognize the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation.

When I graduated from university with a teaching degree, I set my sights on Canada's far north. Between 2006 and 2008 I had the opportunity to live and work in two arctic Indigenous communities - Tuktoyaktuk, NT and Qikiqtarjuaq, NU. These experiences opened my eyes to the lasting impacts that residential schools had on individuals, families. entire communities and multiple generations.

Throughout the years this subject has slowly made it's way to the forefront so that today many Canadians are aware of residential schools, the orange shirt movement and this National Day. However, there is so much more to learn and know.

I would like to encourage you to look through the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Call to Action to learn what you can do to honour your Indigenous family, friends, neighbours and colleagues.

https://nctr.ca/publications-and-reports/reports/

To those I'm honoured to share relationships with...🧡

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