Rescue Stories

  • Bambi/Sophie

    I thought I would send you a picture of Bambi/Sophie and let you know how she’s doing.  She’s been a great addition to our family.  She’s filled out and her fur is beautiful.  She’s slowly coming out of her shell and engaging with the other cats, and even playing.  She loves to be wherever I…

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  • Wolfgang (smokey)

    He is the best kitten in the world!  We all love him so much. We have named him Smokey.  My dog is really good with cats so Smokey is doing good with her. The other cats are still adjusting, but I expected it to take a few weeks.  The kids are also good with pets. …

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  • Peppermint Patty

    Peppermint Patty is doing great.  She has taken over the whole place.  She doesn’t have a shy hair on her and she is very affectionate and demanding.  She sits in the window to catch the morning sun and has a slew of admirers.  She does try to get out the door.  I am wondering if she…

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  • Jack’s New Home

    Here is a picture of Pepper and Jack.  Yes we will probably change his name but we haven’t decided yet.  He is a very sweet cat.  Left him in the family room by himself when we wernt around till our daughter left for her Europe business school trip.  So he took over Pepper’s tree.  This…

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  • Porter (Sunshine)

    We wanted to thank you so much for rescuing and nurturing such a wonderful little guy–he has blossomed and is such a vital member of our “pack”!  We’ve renamed him Porter: Dark and mellow like our favorite beer, yet mischief occurs when he is around! Remarkably, he seems to be having a “second kittenhood” and…

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  • Teebow

    A small kitten braved the cold with a snowy storm on its way. Too sick to eat, it wasn’t interested in the traps set by a Forgotten Felines volunteer with tuna in order to rescue it. Then, luckily its mom showed up, was hungry and interested in the tuna, and went into the trap. The…

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  • Puddy (Dennis)

    Dennis looked quite old when he was rescued, sporting a tattered ear with more dirt than white on him.  He looked so bad that it was quite probable that he had feline leukemia or feline AIDS, and wanting to give him a chance at a good life, his neutering was postponed. He immediately adjusted to…

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  • Benni

      A Forgotten Felines volunteer received a call last winter about an injured kitten that had been spotted. In talking with neighbors the volunteer learned that the kitten had gotten its leg caught in a chain link fence as she was scaling it, and her leg was severely broken. Observers remembered her cry of pain…

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  • Pumpkin and Tuddles

    A new feral colony began with a call from a friend one Sunday late November. She had spied a kitten that morning in an industrial area in north Denver. Returning in the afternoon she found the kitten alone in a deserted fenced lot and called me. We were able to trap the kitten and also…

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