Help me help them all

I arrived in Georgia in 2020, a few months before Covid 19, and I was, like others afraid.

As months passed by, I grew more concerned for so many stray cats I saw on a daily basis and decided to take matters into my own hands and help. 

I trapped Ferals, fed them, and got them fixed. After my veterinarian checked them over I released them back into the wild. I didn’t expect to see them again.

Boy, was I wrong! 

A love for regular feedings, and a soft voice kept most wild kitties in my garden, as if for once in their lives they were happy to have love and a place to call home. It was the sweetest thing I’d ever seen. 

In 2021 I became determined to give all my Ferals a semi permanent home to feel safe, loved and live with a full tummy of food.

Hence the start of Feline Fine Ferals

Seeing a need for a nonprofit to support our community's animals, I formed this small rescue to provide sensible solutions.

In two years I’ve grown considerably, all thanks to the helping hands of my amazing community and friends across the internet!

All my Ferals need to survive is an old barn, a couple of acres and community support.

Please continue to help us grow. 

I’m driven to make a long-lasting difference in an animals life and am 100% focused. I‘m trying to raise funds to rescue as many cats as possible as well as helping others along the way. Did you see my rabbit Henry and duck Cookie? If not, please visit my gallery and show them some love... 

Much appreciation! 

I’m always looking for members and volunteers to help me along the way.  

Please email if you’re interested in making a difference in your community.

I look forward to reading your messages,

Sam 

To get to know you, read your thoughts on what our community needs, particularly with regard to animal rescue.

I’m enthused to start a 501 (c) and truly need legal advise and help. I also need accounting help, and I welcome any positive help offered from anyone with a BIG heart.