Success Stories
If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a cat.
Albert Einstein
Living The Good Life!
Here are some of the cats and kittens Front-Porch Felines have found homes for since 2013.
In the course of trapping and feeding feral cats, we often find cats who aren’t feral at all.
These felines have been dumped, or maybe their caretakers just decided to move and left their cat behind. Some were adopted out by us. Most were adopted through rescues or shelters. See our partners in adoption below.
Peaches was another tame cat, dumped at one of our feeding station. He didn't really appreciate living under a trailer with 20 other cats. Peaches was put in foster care to adjust to being indoors again. He was adopted in a few days.
Sidney was only with us a week. He was very ill. Sidney was 13+, and he turned out to be a lap cat. He was improving, went for a vet visit, things looked good. And just as fast Sidney started dying. It was heartbreaking to lose him just when his life was turning around.
ARR- Animal Rescue of the Rockies
LHS – Longmont Humane Society
BVHS – Boulder Valley Humane Society
Almost Home Adoptions
Rocky Mountain Feline Rescue
Cat Care Society
