This little furbaby is up for adoption too

This baby just started meowing in our yard and walked up to me. It's about 5 weeks old and I think it's mother is a black cat that was meowing and looking for something in the bushes. I wish she would come back and claim her baby. But in the meantime, this baby is so cute and adorable. How about a name? Anyone?

Rod, our little kitty from the streets

He is available for adoption! Just gorgeous!

Pickles, the most feral cat in the world

Here is Pickles, very feral! :(

Pancake, KFC kitty you helped save!

This is Pancake. What a beautiful girl, too bad she is feral, but I am working with her every day.

Lizzy, our KFC mother kitty

Thank you everyone that helped her when she needed you. I have no doubt she would not be alive today if you didn't donate for her care. She was adopted but returned, just a little too feral. :(

I love her smirk.

Ten Reasons to Foster an Animal from It's Meow or Never Animal Rescue & Sanctuary

1. Companionship without a lifetime commitment.

2. Animals that have endured hardship can benefit greatly from a loving home.

3. Fostering provides a great lesson in compassion to children and it’s a wonderful, life-affirming experience.

4. If you have one or more dogs or cats, one more won’t make a difference to you, but it sure will make a difference to the foster animal who otherwise might not have a second chance at life.

5. Fostering increases the likelihood of adoption. When the dog/cat you’ve fostered is loved and accepted in its forever home it is because of the love you’ve given them!

6. Increased "human interaction" greatly helps foster animals who often come from neglectful or abusive situations, and lets not forget what "pet interaction" can do for you by lowering your blood pressure, reducing stress, and giving you a real sense of self-worth.

7. You undoubtedly will get attached but when you meet the new family that's ready to provide a permanent home for the dog/cat you’ve fostered you’ll feel more than satisfied to see him/her move on to a new life.

8. Its fun!

9. You’re able to share with your foster animal what a life filled with love should be.

10. More foster homes means more animals’ lives will be spared from pounds and kill shelters. Only a small fraction of animals impounded every year are rescued from the terrible fate of euthanasia. FOSTERING IS A REAL WAY TO SAVE A LIFE!