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Areas Friendly Ferals serves
We serve the NYC area and are located in Forest Hills, Queens. We are very easy to get to by train and close to all major highways! Parking at our site is never an issue and our hours usually meet yours!
Friendly Ferals's adoption process
Additional adoption info
If interested in saving a cat, contact us for an application to be emailed or faxed. We are available to show our pets in our private facility which is not open to the public since we are a private rescue group with no public shelter. We try very hard to accomadate you and answer all your questions. We do have an adoption application and agreement . All cats come with shots, spay and are tested for FEVL/FIV! We do recommend you see a vet after adoption to ensure proper health for many many years to come!
If interested in saving a cat, contact us for an application to be emailed or faxed. We are available to show our pets in our private facility which is not open to the public since we are a private rescue group with no public shelter. We try very hard to accomadate you and answer all your questions. We do have an adoption application and agreement . All cats come with shots, spay and are tested for FEVL/FIV! We do recommend you see a vet after adoption to ensure proper health for many many years to come!
About Friendly Ferals
We are a Trap-Neuter-Release ( TNR) organization that spays hundreds of cats per year! With this we find kittens in loving need of a home! At times we finds super friendly cats that were mostly just dumped on the streets or very sick in our local shelter to be euthanized! We try to save as many cats and kittens as possible. We also rescue ferals from the shelters and release them to a safe environment and try to find the feeders where they came from and TNR thier colonies of ferals to prevent over population onto NYC streets. We have a network of trappers within all NYC to assist colony keepers with guidence and support. We are a Not-for-Profit organization and part of the NYC Mayor's Alliance and we network with many other large cat organization within NYC.
We are a Trap-Neuter-Release ( TNR) organization that spays hundreds of cats per year! With this we find kittens in loving need of a home! At times we finds super friendly cats that were mostly just dumped on the streets or very sick in our local shelter to be euthanized! We try to save as many cats and kittens as possible. We also rescue ferals from the shelters and release them to a safe environment and try to find the feeders where they came from and TNR thier colonies of ferals to prevent over population onto NYC streets. We have a network of trappers within all NYC to assist colony keepers with guidence and support. We are a Not-for-Profit organization and part of the NYC Mayor's Alliance and we network with many other large cat organization within NYC.
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