A Better Life

08/09/2026

The month of August is Pick your Price Adoption Fee!

08/08/2026

Brody and Roman

These boys will make the best companion to whoever chooses them!

08/08/2026

Reasons shelters are always full....

"O wow he's so big."
" That's a kitten?"
" We are looking for the smallest and youngest one possible."
" Our cat won't accept an older kitten."
" We want to be able to bond with a younger kitten and can't do that the older they get."
"That's the exact personality we want...only in a smaller kitten."

ROMAN HAS BEEN GETTING PROMOTED SINCE MAY WHEN HE CAME IN AT 6 WEEKS OLD.
Since then he has only had 33 people view his profile with ZERO inquiries.

This boy has the most character and the biggest personality and people walk right past him.
He is the cat that chooses people every single time. Practically leaps on top of you demanding attention. In your face like "Look at me Look at me Look at me"

And yet here we are.
Roman is now 5 months old.
Not even given a second glance.
Adoption fees were first reduced by HALF.
Now in regards to Clear The Shelters his fee was waived.

And still.....silence

If you are interested in providing this super sweet boy a loving home, please fill out the application link below.

If not would you be so kind to share this for him?

https://petstablished.com/adoption_form/50880/generic

08/08/2026

Libby, Lydia and Lulu are available for adoption
These sisters are part of a 36 cat colony inside a Levittown home.
20 of them were kittens who would not have survived the horrible conditions.

Please consider helping on of them live their best life and share this post.

Chalfont, PA

APPLICATION ⬇️
https://petstablished.com/adoption_form/50880/generic

08/07/2026

08/07/2026

🍽️ What you feed a community cat matters... and so does where you feed them.

Many people see an outdoor cat and naturally want to help by putting out food. The compassion behind that gesture is wonderful, but how you do it can make a big difference.

A high-quality, nutritionally balanced cat food helps community cats maintain a healthy weight, supports their immune system, and gives them the energy they need to survive. Fresh, clean water is just as important, especially during hot weather and freezing temperatures.

But there's another side to feeding that many people don't realize...

🐾 Please don't feed a managed colony without speaking to the caretaker first.

A managed colony usually has someone who feeds on a schedule, monitors each cat's health, notices when a newcomer arrives, knows which cats still need to be trapped for TNR, and can quickly recognize when a cat goes missing or isn't feeling well.

When others begin feeding the colony:
❌ Extra food left out can attract wildlife, insects, and rodents.
❌ Cats may stop showing up during trapping efforts, making TNR much more difficult.
❌ The caretaker can no longer accurately monitor who is eating and who may be sick.
❌ Feeding at random times can disrupt the routine the cats have learned.

If you'd like to help a community cat colony, the best thing you can do is connect with the caretaker or organization helping the colony. They may welcome donations of food, help with veterinary costs, assistance trapping, or even an extra set of hands.

Helping isn't just about putting food down. It's about working together to keep cats healthy while supporting the people who care for them every single day.

*Picture of what the morning feeder found at her location, from local trapper and caretaker, Kim! 🫶🏼

08/07/2026

Brody is available for adoption in Chalfont, PA.
He may not make a great first impression but guaranteed he will fill your heart and home with love soon after adoption.

Wanna give this boy a chance?
Come meet him and all the others waiting for someone to love them ❤️

08/06/2026

Lainey and Libby are available for adoption

08/06/2026

Dont wait til winter to start thinking about outside shelters for your ferals.

This is a great price on Amazon and way better than the storage tote shelters.

https://a.co/d/0gxYw7WX

Remember to use a wood pallet (when possible) under it so its not on the cold ground.

Insulation can be bought in sheets at Lowes/Home depot.

Always always always fill only with straw.

Do not use hay
Do not use blankets