Bordentown City Cats

YOUR HELP IS NEEDED: This kitty has been found wandering the area of Farnsworth Ave on the township side near the River Mill restaurant since the hurricane. He/she is a black/brown tabby, about 12 lbs and young. He/she is friendly but sc ared, and cries often. This breaks our heart, but luckily a gracious neighbor is providing food for the time being. If you or anyone you know is missing this kitty, please contact us at: btowncitycats@gmail.com.

In the midst of last week's Nor'easter, these two poor little souls were abandoned in a barn.  Our volunteers found them in a soaking wet cloth cat carrier and were fortunately able to rescue them.  They are resting comfortably now with one of our foster families and are believed to be about six weeks old (as of 11/15).  More details to come once they get fully vetted.  If you or someone you know is interested in adopting them once they have been fixed and fully vaccinated, please contact us at:  (E) btowncitycats@gmail.com or (P) 609-324-3896. 

UPDATE: Sweet Bobby has found his way home to his family after going missing earlier this week. A happy ending for all! Please help us find Bobby!  He bolted from his apartment complex at the end of Lucas Drive in Bordentown City in pursuit of another cat Tuesday night (11/13).  Bobby is a large gray striped tabby, about 12 pounds, 1 years old, and is best identified by his brilliant green eyes.   He's shy and tends to keep his distance from people.  His owner, Jennifer, is beside herself so if you or anyone you know has any information on his whereabouts, please contact her at: 609-429-0642 or jelost@gmail.com.

This beloved fella has been missing from Elizabeth Street in Bordentown City for the last several days.  Although he is roughly 17 years old, he is much younger at heart and his family is just beside themselves right now.  He is black and white and wears a blue collar.  If you or anyone you know has spotted him, please contact Ashley at (C) 910-232-4764 or (E) ashleyametcalf@gmail.com with any info so we can help reunite him with his family.