Dedicated to helping homeless cats through Trap-Neuter-Return and Adoption Programs
Dave Bell 
Charlie (a.k.a. Teddy) has Feline Aids (FIV) and had skin cancer on his ears before surgery removed the dead tissue. Luckily, HFC found a foster home for him. Charlie has required frequent vet visits to monitor his chronic eye and respiratory medical conditions.
The voice on Habitat for Cats’ answering machine pleaded, “They bulldozed the field, the cats are trapped in the crawl space. Please help me get them out or they’ll die!” The field was an abandoned lumber mill and home to 10 cats that lived among the shrubs and construction debris. Now it was being cleared.
During the first snowfall of last winter, Habitat volunteers rescued five kittens from a barn overpopulated with cats and kittens. My first crew of foster kittens had left a week before and I was very excited to have some cute new faces arriving at my foster home again. Who knew how cute they would be
Julian was found battered and worn, living at a local industrial park. His fur was matted and dirty, his ear was mangled and bloody and there were wounds on his head. He was one pathetic looking cat that needed help desperately. I brought Julian to my foster home. On his first night, I watched him
Tinkerbelle, A beautiful Calico has lived at the Sanctuary for many years. She is sociable, but do not pick her up! She will love you, but only on her own terms. The volunteers love Tinkerbelle as she is so pretty and dainty. She likes to eat in private. She tolerates the boys who know enough not to bother
Sandy is a gorgeous sandy colored tiger with white paws and chest. He is one of our newer residents. He and his brothers and sisters used to live in Dartmouth with an elderly lady who used to feed them in her garage. She got sick and couldn’t take care of them anymore so he and
Whiskers, a gentle male came into our care while trapping a colony and we quickly discovered he is a dear kitty. He requires dental work such as tooth extractions and a cleaning. He is being fostered at this time, but our hope is he will be adopted once his medical care is completed and he
“If you want to find Peter, look up! His favorite place to watch the world go by is from the roof of the Catty Shack or one of the other sanctuary buildings. With his striking good looks and intelligence, this young guy has energy to spare. He is sociable and curious, and gets along with
This beautiful, all black cat, actually found us. One day he just showed up at the Sanctuary (must have climbed over the fence) and has stayed every since. Of course we had him neuter ed and vetted before we was allowed to stay. He is a bit of a trouble maker. , but has managed to become best buds with Oreo and Bobby Joe. He loves his food and is one of the first to reach the
Bobbie Joe is the friendliest kitty in the Sanctuary. She is a very happy girl and loves her friend, Peanut, who she follows around everywhere. In the winter, Bobbie Joe loves to sleep up in the Loft of the Cattyshack where it’s nice and warm.