Happy Endings 2024
Amos
Amos was found as a stray in February 2024. He appeared behind our church out of nowhere. He hung around and didn't leave, so we listed him for adoption. A week later he found a home!
Phebe, Philetus, Philip, Philemon AKA Twinkie, & Priscilla
In April, Phenice, a feral cat at the White City Park, had 5 kittens. When they were 4 weeks old (in May) we took Phebe, Philetus, Philip, Philemon, & Priscilla in. Phebe was adopted by a nice city worker. She was renamed Kitty Meow Meow and became her granddaughter's pet. Philetus, renamed Obidias and goes by Obie, was adopted by a family with some of the children in our neighborhood. Philip got sick while we were fostering him so a vet-tech friend took him in. He was adopted by a vet/rescue as a mascot. Philemon AKA Twinkie went to Operation CatSnip of the Treasure Coast with his sister Priscilla and found a furever home in July. He was renamed Bruce. Priscilla found a furever home in August.
Abijah AKA Abby, Ethan, & Peter
In March, Esther, a feral cat at the White City Park, had 4 kittens. We managed to catch 3 of them by hand but the 4th disappeared. Order of capture: Abijah AKA Abby, Ethan, & Peter. Abijah AKA Abby was captured in May and went to Operation CatSnip. She was adopted in August. Her brothers soon joined her. Ethan was captured in June and adopted in September. Peter was captured in June and adopted in October.
Tiger Lily, James Hook, & Simon Peter
In June a mom cat and her 3 kittens were abandoned at White City Park. 4 tourist ladies from the northern states found them. Through Operation CatSnip of the Treasure Coast they contacted us and we picked up the kittens. One of the ladies ended up adopting them. The second lady in the first adoption picture, the one holding the kitten, first adopted Tiger Lily and then ended up taking the brothers to share with her family! Now they live in New Hampshire! James Hook was renamed to Benedict and Simon Peter to Wilson. Sadly, Tiger Lily passed away in December 2024 due to a tragic accident.
Rachel
Rachel, the mom of the 3 kittens above, eventually showed herself and we befriended her in July. Soon after, a friend of a friend adopted her and named her Zelda.
Leah, Rachel, & Jacob
In July, Cassia, a friendly feral at an abandoned house, had 3 kittens who were named Leah, Rachel, and Jacob. The kittens were captured separately. Leah, renamed Mimi, was captured in September and found a home with friends/neighbors soon after. Rachel was captured in October, Jacob was trapped later the next week. Rachel and Jacob were adopted together by a friend's coworker and renamed to Coco and Pepe.
Naomi & Nathan
A neighbor's stray cat had 2 kittens in August. We took in Nathan and Naomi in October and found them loving homes through Craigslist. Naomi was adopted to be a puppy's friend. Nathan, renamed Gustavo, was adopted for a man's girlfriend. Unfortunately he went missing in March or April 2025 and hasn't been found as far as we know.
Jonathan
Jonathan was abandoned at White City Park. We trapped him in October. Because he was friendly and not doing too well in the park, a friend's vet was able to get him into Dogs and Cats Forever in November. They renamed him Reese and within a month or so he was adopted.
