by Douglas Dye | Jun 20, 2021 | Feral Affairs Network, TNR
Prepare to be bored. Like, really bored. Spreadsheet bored.Behind our Instagram feeds and Facebook posts, there are some surprising – but perhaps less than thrilling – gears turning to get community kitties into traps and loving forever homes. There is... by Douglas Dye | Jun 20, 2021 | Feral Affairs Network, TNR
Some trap-neuter-return (TNR) projects go on for many months, and the Newport Avenue project was one of them. Interruptions may occur, but FAN’s dedicated trappers do NOT like to leave cats behind! In July of 2020, a Norfolk community member reached out to FAN about... by Douglas Dye | Jun 20, 2021 | Feral Affairs Network, Kittens
Video: These babes were rescued by FAN and are in the expert care of our bottle-feeding foster... by Douglas Dye | Jun 20, 2021 | Feral Affairs Network, Kittens
Alvin’s adoption was a collaborative effort between FAN and other rescues. FAN volunteer, Kimberly, drove over 200 miles to Bowling Green, VA and back to get this sweet kitty to us so he wouldn’t be euthanized just for having FIV. Saving this kitty brought... by Douglas Dye | Jun 20, 2021 | Feral Affairs Network, Kittens, TNR
Saving A Feral Colony From Demolition By Kelly Flanagan – Fan Volunteer: It all started with three cats. Three unaltered cats had been abandoned in a trailer home when their guardians moved away. Left on their own, the cats had many litters of kittens that were... by Anita Bradley | Jun 19, 2021 | Feral Affairs Network, Kittens
Tiny Xena Michelle was a mess when she was rushed to our Foster Mom Genevieve in May. Xena was rescued from a water-filled ditch in Franklin, VA by an extraordinary 10-year-old girl named Jakaylah. Weighing only 200 grams, Xena Michelle had a terrible infection which...