The Village Vets Stone Mountain

Feral Kitten 1

Feral Kitten 1 is a 3-month-old Orange Tabby Kitten in Stone Mountain, GA, who needs $500 for Neuter.

Stone Mountain, GA • Atlanta Animal Rescue Friends

Little feral cat #1 was born to one of AARF's most dependable feral colony females after she was crafty enough to avoid the last TNR roundup. The kitten is around 3-4 months old and is unaltered. He lives with his family (mom, 3 siblings, and a big group of aunts and uncles) in their community cat territory (1-2 mile radius) behind the rescue! Little feral cat #1 has the best of both worlds. He gets fed wet food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, has constant access to crunchies, and of course clean water behind the rescue. In addition to the domestic perks, he also gets to roam free with his feral family, catching bugs, chasing butterflies, and learning how to "cat" in the wild! Little feral cat #1 is the bravest of the bunch! This kitten was the first of his siblings to pop his ears over the rock wall, first to venture up the stairs, and first to accompany his mom to the food bowls. He's still shy of humans, but is learning where the good stuff comes from morning and night! AARF knows one key to preventing pet overpopulation and homelessness is supporting local community cats through feral feeding and organized TNR efforts. Little feral #1 was born as a result of an abandoned house pet "canoodling" with females in the community. AARF will work with its partner vets, The Village Vets and Loving Touch Animal Center, to make his spay possible and prevent future kittens! As tough times squeeze pet parents' wallets, AARF'S facility and foster homes are now full of more animal surrenders than ever. These unexpected intakes require expensive veterinary care to rehabilitate for adoption.