Nana's Fosters

06/08/2026

Hello, friends! We wanted to give you all an update on what is going on at Nana's Fosters. As our long time friends know, we only foster through the mild Pennsylvania months. Our kennel room is in an unheated area of the barn so our goal is to get kittens in, vetted, and adopted before the season grows cold again. Last year was a particularly busy summer. In just six months time we adopted out 35 kittens and aided in the care of 15 others. Our wonderful community kept us supplied with kitten food, litter, formula, and other odds and ends that made our summer successful. It truly takes a village, and our village is the best!

Currently we have 13 kittens from just a few days old, up to about 2 months old. We have started the vetting process on the ones that are old enough and all but the tiniest have appointments already scheduled out for spaying and neutering. Because we feel strongly that to be successful we must also know our limits, we will not be taking in anymore kittens until our older ones are able to be adopted. Last year was very tiring as our operation is just two people strong and we realize that we have to know when to say no as we want to give each kitten in our care the best we have to offer.

Thanks to a local nail salon that had a little fund raiser for us we have been able to purchase formula for bottle babies. But we are now in the position of once again needing some help with supplies. If you would like to help us out with any item from our wish list we would be so grateful. And be watching our page because KITTENS WILL BE AVAILABLE SOON!

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06/06/2026

**KITTIES HAVE BEEN ADOPTED**

These one year old siblings are in need of a home. They are a year old, spayed and neutered, and have never been apart. They are not in the care of Nana’s Fosters. If you can give these babies a home contact Kim at 814-761-7409. Located in Central PA. PLEASE SHARE!

05/01/2026

Happy Birthday to this sweet litter from last year! We don’t always know the exact date our rescues are born but these sweet babies are 1 yr old today. We send our love to Biscuit, Ivy (now Luna), Blaze and Daisy. We know you are enjoying your lives in your forever homes. 🥰

04/29/2026

Every kitten we rescue is precious to us. When this little guy was found on the road last August we couldn’t turn him away. He had a family who wanted him and was dedicated to him from the start so we went to work cleaning him up and getting him to the vet. He’s had some tough days since being adopted by his family but they have been by his side every step of the way. Scroll to the last picture to see the update I received this morning of Otto. All because someone cared enough to stop their truck and pick him up off the road. These updates fill my heart with joy. Good job, Otto’s family. He definitely landed in the right home. 🥰

03/19/2026

Several months ago someone messaged me wanting to adopt a Siamese or Siamese mix kitty but I didn’t have any at the time. I’ve searched my messages but I can’t find you so I hope the right person sees this kitty waiting for a home at the Clearfield County SPCA. There is a boy also. I will post his info in the comments.

**ADOPTION PENDING**
***NO LONGER TAKING APPLICATION***
2 Years 7 Months Old
Female
Siamese Mix

Hi there, my name is Chloe. I'm a wonderful kitty with a unique personality. I love to talk a lot! I'll tell you little stories throughout the day. I know you'll fall in love with my sweet personality. Are you interested in giving me a furever home? Just go to www.clearfieldcountyspca.org to fill out your application.

02/13/2026

**I had to edit this to add...it's really smart to get a cat that color coordinates with your furniture. 😁**

Remember our sweet little Max from last summer? We got a sweet update on him today. He is living his best life in his new home. He has a kitty and a dog to keep him company. His new family says he enjoys dog toys more than cat toys. ☺️ This is why we do what we do. Max's life has been made infinitely better by the person who found him and brought him to us, our temporary care, and the love of his forever family. This is what happens when we all decide to come together and care. Keep enjoying your life like a champ, Max!

02/10/2026

Hi, everyone! I hope you have been keeping warm these last few bitterly cold weeks. It looks like a little warmer weather is on our horizon. I wanted to touch base so you all didn't forget we are out here. We have been kind of silent because, well, Nana's Fosters can't take in kittens during the winter months. Some of you are aware because we have messaged, or you have been here and know our setup, that our kennel room is in the barn and it's not heated. The only other options would be my home, or my daughter's home and we have our own pets so it's not possible to bring kitties into our little organization until the weather is warmer. I did want to take this opportunity to remind people that our main focus is on neo-natal kittens. We are not a shelter and do not, as a general rule take in adult cats. First of all because we have no guaranteed outcome for them. If they don't get adopted then we have no other choice but to make them barn cats. And that is not our ideal outcome...ever. But also because we are fortunate to have a local SPCA that will do all they can to find homes for adult cats and they have the facility to bring people in to view adoptable cats. Our intention is to help fill a need during kitten season with the many displaced litters that turn up every year. That being said, we do have a few kitties still available for adoption. Merlin, an adult male who was trapped recently and turned out to be a really lovely boy. Ember, who is a young adult female. And Jingle, Ember's kitten, who is a rambunctious and loving kitten. If you are interested in any of these three kitties please message us here at Nana's Fosters. Their pictures and info can be found on our page. And of course, we are located in Clearfield County, PA. We do still have a need for food and litter so if you think of us and want give us a little help you can check out our Amazon list posted near the top of our page. Thank you all for caring about our fosters here. Stay warm!

02/01/2026

Meet Merlin!

Merlin came to us when my daughter was doing TNR for a small feral colony. One of these things was not like the others. Without a scrap of feral in him, we knew Merlin was destined for bigger things.

Merlin is an older boy. Probably about 7 years or so. He is FIV positive but don’t let that scare you! Other than the occasional stuffy nose, he is healthy and in good spirits. He has been neutered, vaccinated, flea treated, and dewormed.

Merlin would like to request a family that understands his condition and loves him anyway. He would also like to request someone who won’t mind giving him endless pets and snuggles. A cozy bed is a must!! He has tasted indoor family life and he doesn’t have any interest in going back.

Consider making Merlin a part of your family! Message us here at Nana’s Fosters to set up a time to meet Merlin. He deserves a home too. We are located in Clearfield County, PA.

01/20/2026

Panleukopenia. It’s a word no one in any form of rescue wants to hear. It has a 90% fatality rate in unvaccinated kittens. With aggressive treatment the fatality rate drops to 50-75%. Yet we found ourselves in the vet’s office with two small kittens and a positive Panleukopenia test. Armed with information from the wonderful vet at Allegheny, and tutorials from The Kitten Lady (if you know, you know) we applied that aggressive treatment and strict quarantine protocols and this is the result. Sweet Dumpling, and Acorn have both been adopted! Sweet Dumpling was adopted into a loving family who are committed to filling her life with love. And as sometimes happens, Acorn was adopted by my partner at Nana’s Fosters. When you pour so much time and love into saving their little lives, it can be hard to break those bonds. I am happy with the outcome. I am happy that these two little lives were saved. And remember to vaccinate your cats and kittens. Kittens can begin their FVRCP series between 6-8 week of age. Then a booster at one year of age. Then 1-3 years after that depending on your cat’s lifestyle. This vaccine saves lives. Congratulations, kittens! Enjoy your lives. 🥰