Feral Cat Foundation

We fostered two kittens from the group at the North Oakland Pet Food Express and ended up adopting one of them. We love our new kitty!

I saw the ad for the adoption fair At the Petco in San Ramon on CL. Even though the kitty that I had my eyes on was adopted before the fair, we came home with two little brothers that are a total delight! Katy was super nice and replied to my email to CL and talked me through everything we’d need to know in order to have a safe and happy home for our kitties. We couldn’t be more excited! Thank you FCF!

I was just in the Pet store in San Ramon and my son wanted to hold a kitten. He is six. He went up to the old lady with the short blond hair and asked her politely if he could hold a cat. Her response, «We only let people hold cats who are going to adopt one. Are you going to adopt one?» Really! To a six year old boy.
As a non-​profit shouldn’t you being doing everything you can to solicit donations and helping to advance your cause. Instead you disappointed a six year old boy and his father.
Incidently, we are huge supporters of animal rescue operations and often give a few dollars when we visit the various events. Big mistake today Feral Cat Foundation.
By the way, we left the pet store in San Ramon to go to a larger pet store in Dublin and my son did get to hold a cat and I gave I nice to donation to another foundation.

These members treat the feral cats like they are their own personal pets

We recently adopted and 8 yr. old cat at Petco thru Kathy at Feral Foundation… she is dedicated and wonderful. She told us as much as she knew about our cat, and got the medicine for his arthritis which the foundation donated. We had no intentions of adopting a cat… but he is so loving and sweet! Highly recommend adopting from Feral Foundation.

We have a small group of ferals at my office in Walnut Creek. Dumps from neighboring apartments I suspect. This group has always been more than helpful with information, loaning of cages and help with catching, spaying/​nuetering and general healthcare for our little group of furry friends. Germaine and Linda have always made time when we needed them. I’m sure their job is a thankless one. They give up their time and own money for a cause they believe in. A wonderful group of volunteers. Thanks so much!

These people are helping feral cats in the east bay by capturing feral cats or kittens, spaying and neutering, and finding homes when possible. They also foster and socialize those waiting for homes, as well as regularly feed the ferals that they are not able to domesticate.
We got our little guy Jerome (pictured above) from this organization. He was diagnosed with a heart murmer and they arranged for an ultrasound and fund-​raising to pay for it.
They are doing a big service to the community by helping to eliminate overpopulation and helping the homeless kitties.

These folks are at the Pet Food Express in Montclair every weekend trying to adopt out rescued feral kittens and tamer adults. They also trap, spay/​neuter, and release feral adult cats that appear too wild to be pets.
They provide a great service for the community to help control the wild cat population. My girlfriend and I are helping by fostering kittens until they are tame enough to be adopted. We have a little feral kitten now and are helping him to get socialized.
See picture of Jerome and let me know if you might be interested in a little 3.5 lb 9 week old bundle of love! :)