Welcome to My Ferals and Fosters
My husband and I live just south of Charlotte, NC, with our two rescue cats, Will Feral and Oshie. We could not do what we are doing with ferals, fosters, and rescues without their cooperation. Obviously, Will is our former feral. Oshie is our shelter “foster fail,” an expression many of you recognize as a cat we intended to foster to adoption, but fell in love with and adopted ourselves. You can read about Will’s and Oshie’s journeys in the Happily Ever After blog posts.
For those of you who foster, you can appreciate the struggles and rewards recorded here. The struggles are to get our fosters healthy and socialized, and then adopted into forever homes with forever people. The rewards are when the very young or very sick charges finally get well, or when that feral admits to itself that living among people has its benefits.


Happily Ever After / Available for Adoption
Dusty (Orphan Feral – Available for Adoption)
Dusty came to us on July 1, 2022. He was about seven weeks old, so we put his birthday at …
The O’Lily Kits
Lily was a surrendered mom with four very compromised kittens. One kitten died at the Shelter and another passed away within …
Frea (Orphan Feral – Available for Adoption)
In the Norse language Frea (Fray'-uh) means "young lady." She came to us from a feral colony on Friday, June 17, …
The Mining Road Litter (Abandoned Orphans)
On May 12, 2022, the Mining Road Litter of five were found in a trash bag at the Mining Road Landfill …