Speckles is 8-months-old. He has the most beautiful markings and sweet personality. Speckles and his sister Velveteen are 2 recent rescues that were living in a very dangerous area along an expressway in Queens.

Velveteen is Speckles littermate. She has the most beautiful coloring, black and gray. She is a little timid when you first meet her but she warms up quickly. She loves being with her brother and it would be great if they could be adopted together, if possible!!

Speckles is 8-months-old. He has the most beautiful markings and sweet personality. Speckles and his sister Velveteen are 2 recent rescues that were living in a very dangerous area along an expressway in Queens.

Velveteen is Speckles littermate. She has the most beautiful coloring, black and gray. She is a little timid when you first meet her but she warms up quickly. She loves being with her brother and it would be great if they could be adopted together, if possible!!

JUST RESCUED BEFORE THE HEATWAVE - July 19th, 2019! Meet Tail! Yes that’s a silly name, but it’s the name that was given to him by a very kind man that fed him after his family moved and left him on the street to fend for himself. We rescued Tail from the streets of Rego Park, Queens.

This sweet cat that once lived indoors suddenly found himself searching for food and shelter. Luckily one of the residents on the block feeds stray cats. Being naïve, Tail would run over to the food bowls, only to be swatted away by the feral cats on the block. Not knowing where else to eat, he continued to try his best to eat with the strays, but it was very clear that he was not welcome.

We were asked to assist with getting Tail off the street and into a nice home. We met Tail Friday evening. It took about a minute to befriend him. He walked right into the pet carrier and was very happy to be taken off the street.

Tail is an extremely sweet and highly adoptable cat. He has tested negative for FIV/FeLV and will be neutered. And yes, he does have a Long Tail!

JUST RESCUED BEFORE THE HEATWAVE - July 19th, 2019! Meet Tail! Yes that’s a silly name, but it’s the name that was given to him by a very kind man that fed him after his family moved and left him on the street to fend for himself. We rescued Tail from the streets of Rego Park, Queens.

This sweet cat that once lived indoors suddenly found himself searching for food and shelter. Luckily one of the residents on the block feeds stray cats. Being naïve, Tail would run over to the food bowls, only to be swatted away by the feral cats on the block. Not knowing where else to eat, he continued to try his best to eat with the strays, but it was very clear that he was not welcome.

We were asked to assist with getting Tail off the street and into a nice home. We met Tail Friday evening. It took about a minute to befriend him. He walked right into the pet carrier and was very happy to be taken off the street.

Tail is an extremely sweet and highly adoptable cat. He has tested negative for FIV/FeLV and will be neutered. And yes, he does have a Long Tail!

JUST RESCUED (6/20/19) Cookie's elderly guardian passed away and Cookie is now in need of a new home. Cookie is 7-years-old and has lived with her guardian for most of her life.

Cookie was good company for her elderly guardian. She lived in a quiet home and was good company to her elderly mom. We are still getting to know Cookie. She is still confused after leaving the only home she has known for years.

JUST RESCUED (6/20/19) Cookie's elderly guardian passed away and Cookie is now in need of a new home. Cookie is 7-years-old and has lived with her guardian for most of her life.

Cookie was good company for her elderly guardian. She lived in a quiet home and was good company to her elderly mom. We are still getting to know Cookie. She is still confused after leaving the only home she has known for years.

Caroline - a long time survivor living in Corona. She lived under cars because the other cats in the area picked on her and ate her food. Caroline does not have use of her front right leg, it was broken at one time and healed on it's own. She cannot stand up and falls down when she tries. She is safe now and we are working with her to see how we can make her more comfortable.

Eeyore and Play Doh are 3-year-old bonded sisters.
They are grieving the loss of their guardian.

When their guardian passed away they were removed from their apt. and put in a crawl space under the stairs of the apt. building their guardian lived in. Although the intentions were good, the conditions were terrible.

They lived in dirt and dust and the area was filled with old fixtures, cement and garbage cans. After a month of living this way, a friend was able to rescue them. They are safe now and we are hoping to find a new home for them "together".

The girls have been staying at our vet's office. We are hoping to get them into a foster home very soon.

Eeyore and Play Doh are 3-year-old bonded sisters.
They are grieving the loss of their guardian.

When their guardian passed away they were removed from their apt. and put in a crawl space under the stairs of the apt. building their guardian lived in. Although the intentions were good, the conditions were terrible.

They lived in dirt and dust and the area was filled with old fixtures, cement and garbage cans. After a month of living this way, a friend was able to rescue them. They are safe now and we are hoping to find a new home for them "together".

The girls have been staying at our vet's office. We are hoping to get them into a foster home very soon.

Their elderly caretaker can no longer climbs to stairs to the vacant apt that these rescued cats live in. She has to pay a neighbor to come in to feed and clean up after them.
A relative has made arrangements to have them euthanized.
We need to have Foster Homes available to them in order to save their lives.

This is Bully. He is a large, overweight black and white cat that has not had human companionship in years. When he was first rescued he had been poisoned. He was near death. His dedicated caretaker saved his life.

This pretty Tabby and white large female did not have a name. We named her Grace. She is quiet and craving affection.

The black cat is a bit on the feral side, he is very scared of people and panics if you approach him. As you can see he was trying to get out the window when we were alone in a room with him.

This sweet, senior cat did not have a name so we named her Gretta. She is lonely and highly adoptable. She is at our vet's office now and will be going to a foster home very soon.

Their elderly caretaker can no longer climbs to stairs to the vacant apt that these rescued cats live in. She has to pay a neighbor to come in to feed and clean up after them.
A relative has made arrangements to have them euthanized.
We need to have Foster Homes available to them in order to save their lives.

This is Bully. He is a large, overweight black and white cat that has not had human companionship in years. When he was first rescued he had been poisoned. He was near death. His dedicated caretaker saved his life.

This pretty Tabby and white large female did not have a name. We named her Grace. She is quiet and craving affection.

The black cat is a bit on the feral side, he is very scared of people and panics if you approach him. As you can see he was trying to get out the window when we were alone in a room with him.

This sweet, senior cat did not have a name so we named her Gretta. She is lonely and highly adoptable. She is at our vet's office now and will be going to a foster home very soon.

Their elderly caretaker can no longer climbs to stairs to the vacant apt that these rescued cats live in. She has to pay a neighbor to come in to feed and clean up after them.
A relative has made arrangements to have them euthanized.
We need to have Foster Homes available to them in order to save their lives.

One of strays that lives on the streets of Corona, Queens. An elderly lady has shelter for them and food is left out for them. She is very limited to what she can do a this time due to an injury.

This is Bib, she is a Tabby with a White Bib under on her chest. She also lives on the street. She is afraid of people.

Their elderly caretaker can no longer climbs to stairs to the vacant apt that these rescued cats live in. She has to pay a neighbor to come in to feed and clean up after them.
A relative has made arrangements to have them euthanized.
We need to have Foster Homes available to them in order to save their lives.

One of strays that lives on the streets of Corona, Queens. An elderly lady has shelter for them and food is left out for them. She is very limited to what she can do a this time due to an injury.

This is Bib, she is a Tabby with a White Bib under on her chest. She also lives on the street. She is afraid of people.

Tipsy (R) was born with a feline disorder called Cerebellar Hypoplasia, he wobbles when he walks, and falls when he picks up speed. Gypsy has a touch of this condition too, she has no problem walking but her face shakes a bit.

This brother and sister were rescued from a yard in Flushing late one December night in 2017. They

They were very young and in danger of crossing Utopia Parkway.

They have been with us since their rescue and we are hoping to find someone that enjoys helping "special needs" cats. We would like them to stay together.

Tipsy (R) was born with a feline disorder called Cerebellar Hypoplasia, he wobbles when he walks, and falls when he picks up speed. Gypsy has a touch of this condition too, she has no problem walking but her face shakes a bit.

This brother and sister were rescued from a yard in Flushing late one December night in 2017. They

They were very young and in danger of crossing Utopia Parkway.

They have been with us since their rescue and we are hoping to find someone that enjoys helping "special needs" cats. We would like them to stay together.

Christine and Phantom were rescued from a home in Great Neck. Their guardian was no longer able to care for them.

Christine is very friendly. Unfortunately, she tested positive for Leukemia, but show no sign of illness. Phantom tested negative, yet lived with Christine since they were rescued at a young age.

Phantom is a beautiful jet black cat with only 3 legs. He is shy and needs some time to warm up to new people, but once he does he is great. We are hoping to find someone that is sympathetic to this situation and has no other cats. We want to keep these friends together.

Christine and Phantom were rescued from a home in Great Neck. Their guardian was no longer able to care for them.

Christine is very friendly. Unfortunately, she tested positive for Leukemia, but show no sign of illness. Phantom tested negative, yet lived with Christine since they were rescued at a young age.

Phantom is a beautiful jet black cat with only 3 legs. He is shy and needs some time to warm up to new people, but once he does he is great. We are hoping to find someone that is sympathetic to this situation and has no other cats. We want to keep these friends together.

Oreo is still a bit unsure of strangers She really needs to be with someone that is willing to work with her and let her come around when she is ready. Oreo has been spayed. Her left ear had a wound on it and the tip was sliced off, that’s why she looked like she had been spayed and ear tipped. The vet had to cut away a good portion of her ear due to an infection. It remained crusty and not so attractive, making her chance of finding a home even more difficult.

Chance was rescued from Peck Park (Field 2) in Fresh Meadows in January 2017. A lady that was in the park saw someone leave a box near a dumpster. She had a bad feeling about it and went over to check it out.

Sure enough, there was a beautiful cat inside a cardboard pet carrier. The lady took the cat home but could not keep him. She named him Chance. We picked him up that evening.

You can see the look of disappointment in Chance's eyes. It took some time to get him to feel loved. Chance has been with us, but we hope he can find a loving home one day. Although Chance is okay with other friendly cats, he really prefers people.

Oreo is still a bit unsure of strangers She really needs to be with someone that is willing to work with her and let her come around when she is ready. Oreo has been spayed. Her left ear had a wound on it and the tip was sliced off, that’s why she looked like she had been spayed and ear tipped. The vet had to cut away a good portion of her ear due to an infection. It remained crusty and not so attractive, making her chance of finding a home even more difficult.

Chance was rescued from Peck Park (Field 2) in Fresh Meadows in January 2017. A lady that was in the park saw someone leave a box near a dumpster. She had a bad feeling about it and went over to check it out.

Sure enough, there was a beautiful cat inside a cardboard pet carrier. The lady took the cat home but could not keep him. She named him Chance. We picked him up that evening.

You can see the look of disappointment in Chance's eyes. It took some time to get him to feel loved. Chance has been with us, but we hope he can find a loving home one day. Although Chance is okay with other friendly cats, he really prefers people.

This adorable and very active little boy is so much fun to be around. He is 3-months-old now. Oreo is his mom and Velvet and Princess are his littermates

This adorable and very active little boy is so much fun to be around. He is 3-months-old now. Oreo is his mom and Velvet and Princess are his littermates

I came across an ad about this sweet cat that is living on the street in the area of the Queens Center Mall. His caretaker has been feeding him and his littermate for several months now. Each night she is chased away by neighbors that don’t want the cats on the street near their home.

They threaten her and say nasty things to her, but she continues to sneak food to the cats. She noticed that both cats are neutered and ear tipped, but nobody on the block admits to being their guardian. She is concerned for the safety of the cats, especially for Bell, who can be picked up and carried away by anyone passing by.

Bell is 2-years-old, neutered and ear tipped, friendly to everyone he meets, especially kids. He is vocal when he wants affection. He waits patiently for his caretaker to come to feed him, but every so often he disappears, maybe from being chased away by the nasty neighbors.

Bell has been taken off the street. We were very excited about helping Bell, he is the sweetest cat.

Bell is now at our vet's office (Sept 27th, 2017)
Our plan was to get him tested and bring him back to our house to foster him.

Unfortunately he has tested positive for FIV, but is healthy otherwise.
He can live a long life if he is in a home and is cared for. Being on the street is not a good choice and will only shorten his life.

I came across an ad about this sweet cat that is living on the street in the area of the Queens Center Mall. His caretaker has been feeding him and his littermate for several months now. Each night she is chased away by neighbors that don’t want the cats on the street near their home.

They threaten her and say nasty things to her, but she continues to sneak food to the cats. She noticed that both cats are neutered and ear tipped, but nobody on the block admits to being their guardian. She is concerned for the safety of the cats, especially for Bell, who can be picked up and carried away by anyone passing by.

Bell is 2-years-old, neutered and ear tipped, friendly to everyone he meets, especially kids. He is vocal when he wants affection. He waits patiently for his caretaker to come to feed him, but every so often he disappears, maybe from being chased away by the nasty neighbors.

Bell has been taken off the street. We were very excited about helping Bell, he is the sweetest cat.

Bell is now at our vet's office (Sept 27th, 2017)
Our plan was to get him tested and bring him back to our house to foster him.

Unfortunately he has tested positive for FIV, but is healthy otherwise.
He can live a long life if he is in a home and is cared for. Being on the street is not a good choice and will only shorten his life.