One friend can change your whole life.
Penny was rescued as part of TNR project in August of 2021. She was already about 10 months old, and edging past the window of successfully transitioning from a feral kitten to a house cat. Rather than returning her to the feral colony, Penny’s foster thought she showed promise and set to work on her socialization. She soon realized that Penny needed a lot more work than she was able to give […]
Pairing a cat is like pairing a fine wine with cheese! 🍷🧀
So if you ever owned a tortie, you know they come with lots of color along with lots of sass!
2 years old and rescued from the streets of Philadelphia, Honey Buns gave birth to one living baby in her foster home. […]
A Cry for help in the form of Love and Purrs!
This past July one of our trappers, Amy Beal, was able to rescue a cat who we named Charlie. When it was time to get him in his crate, he jumped back out and climbed right into her lap purring while demanding his head rubbed. It was at that moment that Amy knew just who to reach out to for help, Stray Cat Blues. […]
Imagine being alone & meals are never guaranteed... that was Gina
Gina was just 9 months old and all alone living out her days on the streets. She often relied on strangers in the community to provide her next meal. […]
Bini was crying out for help and we heard him...
We never want to get the call about a cat in need currently living out his life in a feral colony. What makes it worse is when the cat is injured and helpless. […]
Sometimes you just need a little help from a friend(s)! 🐈⬛
The story of Gabe, a 3 year old male panther who was adopted then soon returned back to his foster home because he was hiding in the adopter’s basement […]
Lizzy wants to show you her amazing transformation!
Lizzy came from a partner rescue (The Cat Collaborative) in March of this year after they found her in a cat colony. She was abandoned […]
Clem says Giving Tuesday is here!
This is a story of an 8-10 year old stray ginger male Stray Cat Blues trapped last winter. This poor guy had obviously been on his own for a long time and was in very bad shape. […]
One week ‘til Giving Tuesday! Help us fulfill more dreams! ✨
When we do adoptions, we hope to find forever homes for our cats and kittens, but that is not always the case. Life happens, people and situations change, and often cats are returned to us due to extenuating circumstances. […]
Whiskers Way Station makes a big impact, and so can you!
Last winter, a tiny kitten named Vera was abandoned by her own mother in a feral colony. Scared, hungry, and cold, Vera was then scooped up into human hands which felt like no rescue at all to her at the time […]
How I became One-Eyed Willy...
It was a week after July 4th and I was ready to head out on a family vacation when I got a call from The Montgomery County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to help an elderly lady that was reported by neighbors for neglecting a colony of cats and kittens. […]
Interview with Honey by Sheila Scanlon
Today I am interviewing Honey Buns, one of our most famous finishing school alumni about her experience when she met Stray Cat Blues but before we jump in, I wanted to share a little history about the organization I work for […]
What’s happening at Stray Cat Blues - Fall/Summer 2022
Summer was not only a busy kitten season, but a season of great weather to spread the word about the work we do at Stray Cat Blues. Thank you to those who came out to support us […]
Why I Volunteer
I am a volunteer at Stray Cat Blues and consider my job to be one of the greatest assets to our furry felines, once they make their way into our hands. I am a Cage Cleaner [...]
As Forrest Gump Might Say… or Libby!
Sometimes rescue can be like a box of chocolates; you never know what you’re gonna get. Libby is one such case. Stray Cat Blues received a request in February 2022 to help a senior cat [...]
Fall/Summer Cat Spotlight!
We want to spotlight some of our sweet fur-balls who desperately need your love and care the most! It takes a special someone to have someone special, so please help us find fur-ever homes by sharing their information. [...]
