FFUR always has cats and kittens available for adoption. We’d love to see them all find happy, caring homes.
Take a look at all of the cats we have available for adoption, and please contact us if you see a cat that would be right for you!
We are trying to save feline lives, but we can’t do it alone: We need your help.
If you would rather pay by check or money order, please send to:
FFUR
311 W. Seymour
Philadelphia PA 19144
If you pay via this method, you will be mailed a receipt for tax purposes.
Louie, after going through a very terrible time, has now found the perfect forever home in Center City Philadelphia with a bibliophile. He is a very erudite cat, so it’s a perfect match for him. He is much beloved by his new persons and is giving big love in return.
Milo is a gorgeous big red and white tabby. He’s very smart--he’s learned how to open his cage and let himself out. He comes when called, likes to be held and is very tidy. He was rescued from the streets where he had been abandoned by his previous owners. He’s in good health, FeLV and FIV negative, has been neutered and vaccinated. Milo is three years old, very friendly, likes people and is seeking a permanent home.
Sherman was adopted by two University of the Arts students. She is treated like the princess she is and venerated by many other UArts students and now has her own facebook page.
Jack has been adopted by a wonderful couple who say it is like he was always a member of their family. He is happily living in Paoli with his new mom and dad and likes lounging in the window, playing on the rug with his new family and sleeping on their bed at night. Jack wishes all abandoned cats could have the kind of home he now has.
Hazel was found at a bus-stop, skinny and starving to death. She is in good health and is slowly putting on weight. Hazel is friendly, playful, in good health other than being underwieght. She is about six months old and ready for a loving family to fatten her up.
Luna the Tuna is a lovely older tabby cat who most likes to roam around, find a comfortable spot and lie down. She also likes a good workout with a catnip toy. She enjoys nothing better than to sit next to you while you read or watch TV. She is sedate, tidy and quiet. Luna is FIV positive, but in good health and like most cats with FIV, will live a long time with proper veterinary care. Luna was hit by a car after being dumped by her previous owners. She required surgery for a hernia and also some problematic teeth. But she recovered nicely and will give love to anyone. Luna is approximately eight years old.
To read more about FIV visit http://www.vet.cornell.edu/fhc/brochures/fiv.html.
March was rescued off the streets in late March. She was very thin and very frightened. She has since been spayed, tested for FeLV/FIV (she’s negative) and been given her vaccinations. She is very playful and very loving and needs a home with lots of attention. March was six months old when we rescued her.
These two cats were adopted and are now living happily in Maine with their new family, angora goats, and chickens.
Frankie has been adopted to a family with two children who just lost their beloved cat of 18 years. He is happily living with his new family and is running through the house (hardwood floors allow him to skid across the room with his toys), likes to sleep in his new dad’s lap and spends his nights on the bed with one of his child persons. He has made quite a transition from his rescue from the Frankford Avenue el tracks.
Murray was adopted by an older man and his caregiver. Murray now lives in a beautiful artist’s loft with huge windows and a grand view of the city. He’s made himself at home and has brought much joy to his new family and their friends.