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We rely on foster care for cats while looking for permanent home for them. If you or anyone you know are interested in fostering, please contact Victoria King at 502-859-5342, info@hollys.org

 

 

Ferals -This feral family is was living at McDonald's in Lawrenceburg. They have now been spayed & neutered and relocated to a safe farm in Waddy. If you have land and could provide shelter & food to a feral cat, please let us know, as we always have a list of endangered ferals. We even have a couple in foster care who need to be relocated to safe barn homes.

Silver is one of our ferals who currently needs someone incredible who is willing to take the time to earn her trust. She has already come a long way, but there is still work to be done with her. We had to get her out of where she was living because we feared for her safety.

Ask us about our other feral cats in need. Contact info@hollys.org or call 502-859-5342 for more information.

 

 

Johnny has one deformed paw and is FIV positive. He was initially semi-feral, but has really come around and loves attention and other cats.

To adopt, contact us at 502-859-5342 or info@hollys.org.

 

 

Sunny was found in Carrolton and tested positive for Feline Leukemia. We've tested her multiple times and unfortunately she is a true positive so she will be staying with us. Doc is her current roommate. He showed up at one of our feral cat feeding stations, and clearly wasn't feral. He also has FeLv.

Contact info@hollys.org

 

 

Casper has the most interesting little face with a pointed chin! He was brought into Banfield Hospital out of Petsmart in Lexington. Like most of our FIV cats, he is sweet, gentle, and otherwise healthy & adoptable!

Hawkeye came to us with a lot of bite wounds, abscesses, and swellings. He was a real mess, so we knew there was a good chance he would be positive for FIV. This poor guy actually avoids trouble with other cats, but somehow he contracted FIV by living outside anyway.

 

For more information on FIV, click here. Contact info@hollys.org

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