Missing a Grey Cat? Please Contact Us At Once

A large male, grey cat has been found in the vicinity of Willow & Federal Streets in Bordentown City. He is a vocal fellow, neutered, and very friendly. He showed up at the door of one of our volunteers on Friday, January 21, and they are currently keeping him warm and fed. If he belongs to you or anyone you know, please call Patti at 609-298-4008 or email us at btowncitycats@gmail.com.

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Help us find Thomasena a new family!

This beautiful little girl was hanging around Thompson Street in Bordentown recently until we rescued her. She is very friendly so we think she may have belonged to someone at one point but nobody has come forward so we are now looking for a new forever home for her! She has medium-length fur, is approximately 1-2 years old and is a unique polydactyl, i.e. a Hemingway cat . If you or someone you know is interested in adopting beautiful, little Thomasena, please contact us at: (E) btowncitycats@gmail.com or (P) 609-500-0608.

Can you spare a few dollars to help them find a home for the holidays?

Nothing breaks our hearts more than to see sweet, gentle, loving cats go without a home for the holidays, especially the many that we have in our care right now - some who were cruelly thrown out on the street and others, like poor, brokenhearted Milo here, who lost a loved one... November 28 is "Giving Tuesday" and we're launching a month-long campaign. Our goal is to make sure every one of our rescues has a home in time for the holidays. Can you spare a few dollars to help fill our Giving Grid ? We are an all-volunteer non-profit that relies strictly on donations to help our feline friends find fur-ever homes and w e are doing all we can, but... Did you know our volunteers trudge through snow, sleet and sweltering heat 365 days a year to feed the feral cat colonies throughout Bordentown City? Did you know we make shelters for all of these colonies and for many residents who care for outdoor cats? Did you know our volunteers personally f...

Will you help heal Milo's broken heart?

Milo came to us about two months ago after suffering a terrible tragedy. His mother, who adored him, passed away suddenly at home, leaving him alone until friends came to his rescue. They reached out to us knowing she loved him more than anything and would want them to make sure he was well taken care of. This testimonial from Milo's mother's friend says it all... "I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this group (BCC). In my time of need with the passing of one of my closest friends, they allowed me to drop off her cat who wa s now alone. They responded so quickly and a lovely woman named Mindy, left her number. Once we were able to catch this beautiful cat (who was afraid and confused as to what had happened), Mindy welcomed us to her house to drop off our little friend with the knowledge that he would be fostered and not put into a shelter. This alone calmed our already pained hearts. Our friend loved her cat with all of her he...

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