When the best of intentions goes horribly wrong, someone needs to be there... And that someone is often Friends of Companion Animals

Some might say that's someone else's problem...In times like this though, pointing fingers doesn't help the cats and they're priority #1

Hoarding situations are intense for everyone - the home owners, the volunteers and especially the felines. These cats need care and more than just a warm place to sleep and a full belly. Quite often they come sickly and in need of medications, special food, and in extreme cases surgery that goes beyond the typical spay and neuter. As for the criminal justice system, even if they did prosecute offenders it still doesn't get the supplies we need ASAP. Abuse court case can go on weeks, months or even years. Even then, collecting an award happens slim to none in most cases.

Bottom line... Hoarded felines usually costs us at least twice as much as our adoption fees. But here's where folks like you can help us 'breaking even' so to speak...

Donate any amount you can. It helps get these special felines the care they desperately need ASAP.

And when you're done here make sure to share it on your socials with the people you love so they can make a difference too.

**Just so there are no surprises, our fundraising software Givebutter asks for a donation at checkout but you can turn it off. You'll see the following info in your cart at checkout: 'An optional tip allows FRIENDS OF COMPANION ANIMALS to use Givebutter's 100% free fundraising platform and keeps it running for all nonprofits. Thank you! ' To avoid this, change the percentage amount to 'other' and then put in '0' as the amount to avoid this charge. If you can make a donation of some kind to Givebutter that's great since it's been a dependable program, but if not, that's okay too.

About Us: Friends of Companion Animals Feline Rescue & Adoption Center is a 501c3 nonprofit animal welfare organization is a cats only shelter that has been preventing unwanted feline litters from growing up on the streets or entering the already overcrowded animal shelters in Monroe County since 2011.

HOARDING FUND...

When good deeds go bad, FOCA comes to the rescue