Formerly Feral Cats
Available for Adoption
On occasion, The Rescue House will be asked to help find a great home for a cat that was feral at some point in it's life, but is not now. Feral is just a word used to describe a cat that has not had the benefit of being loved, touched, and cared for by people. Feral cats are not used to people, will avoid human interaction, and if caught, will become aggressive towards it's captors. Most feral cats, once they are beyond ten weeks of age, are already on a life path that does not include people. However, there are exceptions.
The Rescue House wants to assist these Formerly Feral Cats, who have chosen to trust people, to find great homes. Formerly feral cats have so much to give their human guardians. Because they have had to fend for themselves in the "wild", they generally are quite intelligent, creative, clever, and have amazing personalities. However, it may take awhile for these qualities to completely show themselves. Need more information about Formerly Feral Cats and how to introduce them to their new home? Click HERE!
| Souci: born approx June 2001, spayed female, short hair, torti tabby mix (2791) |
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These
pages are updated weekly, so be sure to bookmark this page. We hope you
find the perfect kitty to add to your family.
We do our best to keep this website updated weekly, but please understand that it is possible that any of these kitties may be adopted in between updates.
For a complete list of all the cats and kittens presently available for adoption, please visit the Cats Available for Adoption page.
If you have a question about a specific cat, please contact us at WEBCAT@rescuehouse.org or (760) 591-1211
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If you can give a home to a TRULY feral cat, please contact us at WEBCAT@rescuehouse.org. These cats also need and deserve a place to live where they will not need to, nor be expected to, interact with people. They need a safe place, they can use for a shelter, they need it and a supply of food and fresh water. In return, they will control the rodent population for you!
This page was last updated 02/24/2005