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My name is Fern and I am the cutest thing around! I was discovered in a colony of feral cats living off whatever I could scrounge around. I was soon rescued and was put in a foster home. I was afraid of people at first, but slowly began to see they were all not that bad. My confidence grows daily and I am learning to enjoy their company. I absolutely LOVE other cats too! I follow the other cats in my foster home like a stalker and hunts hair ties like mice. I do steal the occasional Chick-fil-A fry and beg other cats to play with me, but I am ready for my new home now and would do best in a home with someone that has patience as I am still learning to trust people daily.All adopters must be > 21 years old, live in a place that allows animals, keep them indoors only, do NOT declaw them, and keep up with necessary innoculations.
My name is Fern and I am the cutest thing around! I was discovered in a colony of feral cats living off whatever I could scrounge around. I was soon rescued and was put in a foster home. I was afraid of people at first, but slowly began to see they were all not that bad. My confidence grows daily and I am learning to enjoy their company. I absolutely LOVE other cats too! I follow the other cats in my foster home like a stalker and hunts hair ties like mice. I do steal the occasional Chick-fil-A fry and beg other cats to play with me, but I am ready for my new home now and would do best in a home with someone that has patience as I am still learning to trust people daily.All adopters must be > 21 years old, live in a place that allows animals, keep them indoors only, do NOT declaw them, and keep up with necessary innoculations.
You fill out an application online and we do a phone interview, or in person if in store, to find out what your needs are.
2.
Meet the Pet
You get to interact with the cat to find out if it is the one for you.
3.
Sign Adoption Contract
You sign our 1 page adoption contract.
4.
Pay Fee
You pay the adoption fee in cash, check, credit card, PayPal or donate via our website.
5.
Take the Pet Home
You take the pet home in an approved carrier.
Additional adoption info
FCPGA asks for a potential adopter to complete an interview and meet a representative of the program in person before completing the adoption. The adoption fee is $150 for a fully vetted kitten. FCPGA asks that if the pet needs to be returned for any reason that the pet is returned to our rescue. We ask that cats/kittens are not declawed and encourage "indoor only" homes.
FCPGA asks for a potential adopter to complete an interview and meet a representative of the program in person before completing the adoption. The adoption fee is $150 for a fully vetted kitten. FCPGA asks that if the pet needs to be returned for any reason that the pet is returned to our rescue. We ask that cats/kittens are not declawed and encourage "indoor only" homes.
A select number of our cats are always in the Petsmart enclosures in Alpharetta, Cumming and Dawsonville. We rotate them out weekly so they don't have to stay long.
Come visit them anytime. If you want to interact with them out of the cages, you will need to make an appointment.
A select number of our cats are always in the Petsmart enclosures in Alpharetta, Cumming and Dawsonville. We rotate them out weekly so they don't have to stay long.
Come visit them anytime. If you want to interact with them out of the cages, you will need to make an appointment.
More about this rescue
Feral Cat Program of Georgia, est. 2004.
The FCPGA is a grass-roots program run entirely by volunteers with the help of local veterinarians. We are a registered 501c3 non-profit organization, donations are tax deductible.
Our mission is to control the cat overpopulation. This is accomplished through TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return/Relocate). We specialize in rescue of strays and socialization of feral kittens for the purpose of making them ready for your loving home.
The term "feral" is an adjective used to describe behavior, it does not describe a breed of cat. "Feral" is used to describe many nonsocialized animals and even people!
Feral Cat Program of Georgia, est. 2004.
The FCPGA is a grass-roots program run entirely by volunteers with the help of local veterinarians. We are a registered 501c3 non-profit organization, donations are tax deductible.
Our mission is to control the cat overpopulation. This is accomplished through TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return/Relocate). We specialize in rescue of strays and socialization of feral kittens for the purpose of making them ready for your loving home.
The term "feral" is an adjective used to describe behavior, it does not describe a breed of cat. "Feral" is used to describe many nonsocialized animals and even people!