Cats Angels is
committed to:

End animal overpopulation.
Provide for the
well-being of animals.
Cultivate respect for and awareness of animals' rights.
Advocate for animals' rights.

SPAY/NEUTER.
The responsible solution.

Halo, Cats Angels' mascot , says, "Aluminum cans
can help homeless cats"!

A collection bin is in the
parking lot at our Thrift Store at 709 South 8th Street, Fernandina Beach.

Cats Angels is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, staffed solely by volunteers. Our funding comes entirely from donations, grants, and fundraising efforts in the community. Our success is possible by support from you.

Jetta

Our cats come to us in many ways but none as unusual as Jetta's arrival! You see, Jetta was quite the traveler when she was a baby. She hitched a ride from Lake City to Fernandina Beach in the dashboard of a car — a Volkswagen Jetta! It was quite a project to retrieve this kitten and required a trip to Tom Bush VW. All turned out well and Jetta just celebrated her first birthday and is ready to settle down in a loving FOREVER HOME.

A Cat’s Tale

by Frank and Lois,
St. Marys, Georgia

Max the Miracle Kitty

On July 28 our cruise vacation began in Miami where we parked our car at an airport motel and flew off to Europe. We returned to Miami on August 9 and stayed one night in the hotel where our car was parked. The next morning, as we were putting our luggage in the car, we noticed a note on the car window saying that a mother cat and her kittens were camping out under the car and to be careful when driving off. We placed some coffee cream and a piece of bread in front of the car to help the kitties with their food search.

Max as Baby Stowaway

When we backed out of the parking space, we saw the mother cat and a kitten eyeing the food and we were relieved that we had not injured any of the cats. On our trip back to St. Marys, however, when we made a brief stop in Jacksonville, we thought we heard a cat cry from under the car. We drove home to St. Marys, put the car in the garage and placed cat food and drink under the car… but the next morning there was no sign of the cat or sounds from the car.
Fearing the worst, Frank took the car to our local car repair center and explained the problem. Within minutes the mechanics rescued a tiny, alive, crying and very frightened three week old kitten from the motor area underneath the car.
The kitten is home with us now and joins his “sister”, also a foundling kitty, as a part of our family. This sweet, resilient kitten traveled over 400 miles right next to the engine and survived. It is truly a miracle.
Max is now 5 months old and he weighs 7+ pounds. He was so tiny and frail when he was rescued …now he is a bundle of energy, mischief and love.

Cat of the Week

Sean

Sean is a people loving cat with a laid back personality who makes friends very fast. He is a young adult male with orange and white fur and a unique look with his bobtail. Sean has been tested and is current on all vaccinations. If you would like to meet Sean or felines of every size and description in our cattery visit our Adoption Center, or call 321-2267 to meet with an Adoption Volunteer.

Cats Angels is committed to helping all our cats, especially our older felines find "forever" homes this year - will you help us do that?

Give us a call at 321-2267 to meet with an adoption volunteer. Our Adoption Center on S. 8th Street is open Monday-Saturday, 11 am - 5 pm.

See more adoptable cats on this page (scroll down).

Go to our Adoptions page for even more!

See them all online at Petfinder.

Melody

Mr. Meowgi

Lana

Curry

Mark

April

Daisy

Davy Jones

Hannah

Sam

Mona

Ebby

Holiday

Tawny

IT'S HERE!
Download Our Spring Newsletter Now!

Garage Sale this Saturday!

Cats Angels will hold a Garage Sale this Saturday, May 18 from 9 a.m. til 2 p.m at 709 S. 8th Street. This is our last garage sale before Fall and we are bargaining to move merchandise to make room for more. Choose from household items and decorations, furniture, books and more. When you come to shop, don't forget your aluminum cans for our recycle bin.

2013 Animal Expo A Great Success!

CLICK HERE to see a slideshow of our Animal Expo photos. Thanks to all who participated and the volunteers and donors who made it possible. Thanks to Kathy Brooks of Wild Amelia for the wonderful photos.

Send Your Cat-Care Questions to "Ask Miss Lydia"

kitten at tiny computer

Do you or your cat have a question about proper cat care? Send an e-mail to "Ask Miss Lydia" for the answer. misslydia2010@gmail.com

Miss Lydia

Miss Lydia Has a Wish List

Miss Lydia now has a wish list for all of the cats and kittens here at Cats Angels. Visit her amazon account to choose the items that you would like to donate.

Adoptions at Petsmart

Come by to see kittens and adult kitties. Cats Angels volunteers are at Petsmart in St. Johns Town Center every weekend helping our cats and kittens find their FOREVER homes.

2013 Cats Angels Calendars Still Available

Still nine months to go in 2013! The 2013 Purr-fect Cats of Cats Angels is available for purchase at our Thrift Store for $10 each. They make great gifts. A special thank you to Evelyn McDonald for her dedication to the calendar project and photographers Evelyn, Dean Cleaveland and Ryan Kolinsky (who gave us the cover shot of Reanna).

You may qualify for FREE spay/neuter services. Call Cats Angels at 321-2267 for lower cost options and mention the Spay West and Spay Nassau programs.

Cats Angels can also help you trap feral cats and have them spayed/neutered.

Spay and Neuter. The Responsible Solution.

photo of float for Shrimp Festival parade

Aye, Some Cool Cats Were Aboard This Parade Float!

Thanks to the talented board members and volunteers who created the Cats Angels' float for the 2013 Shrimp Festival Pirate Parade—and to the kitties who went along for the ride.! Great job, all!

Shakespeare
was found at the library in downtown Fernandina Beach, so obviously is quite literate

Can You Help Just One?

Cats Angels has adult cats of every size and description who have been with us far too long and we are determined to find safe and loving homes for them this year. If you can take responsibility for just one animal in need, what a difference it would make.

Please, Don't Leave Your Cats Behind.

Cuddles

Cuddles' family moved away and left her behind. When her former family moved to California Cuddles was sadly left behind. Cats are very transportable. If you are moving, please take the little extra planning necessary to take all your family members with you to your new home. Cuddles was abandoned by her first family but has since been adopted and now has a new loving family.

Gloria Can't Understand Why She Is Homeless.

Gloria is a loving senior cat who reacts sweetly to any attention given her. Recently her humans cruelly broke their commitment to Gloria by taking her to a kill shelter because they decided she was no longer "convenient". Cats Angels rescued her and is looking for the FOREVER HOME she deserves in her golden years. She is declawed.
Can this sweet girl be your FOREVER CAT?

Hannah

Hannah & Squeekers'
Mom Went Into Hospice Care.

Hannah and Squeekers had a home together with a loving human mom. But their mom got very sick and was desperate to find a safe place for her beloved cats before she had to go into hospice care. She brought them to Cats Angels.

Both are sweet and loving adult female cats. Hanna, a five-year-old, is shy at first. Squeekers, who is three-years-old, is more outgoing.

Could you be the one to give them a new FOREVER HOME together, and fill the emptiness in their hearts?

Squeekers

Adoption Day for
Toby and Tripp!

These two young littermates were born without eyes. Yet, they can live normal happy lives and have no trouble finding their food dishes, litterbox, and toys with bells or crinkle balls that they can hear.

After spending a short time in foster care, Toby and Tripp met their new mom who will provide them with lots of love and a safe indoor FOREVER HOME.

Download our newsletter to read more about Toby and Tripp.

Beth Hackney, Executive Director of Cats Angels, hands over Toby and Tripp to their new adoptive mom.

Cats Angels Helped 1,200 Animals in 2012!

On behalf of Cats Angels, Inc. SPCA, the Board of Directors would like to thank all of our wonderful dedicated volunteers, supporters, adopters and donors for a successful 2012. Our Thrift Store had a great year thanks to all the wonderful donations from our community. Proceeds from our store help support many of our life-saving programs. Cats Angels helped over 1200 animals again last year, many needing more than just spay/neuter/vaccination but thanks to your generosity they received the care they needed.

We look forward to a successful 2013 and with your help we will continue our mission of helping the many animals of our community. Cats Angels, Inc. SPCA Board of Directors.

Buddy
Buddy is one of the sweetest cats you will ever meet. He tested positive for Feline AIDS and must be kept separate from other cats.

Stefano
Stefano is blind and was found wandering a grocery store parking lot. He has stolen the hearts of all the Cats Angels volunteers with his sweet personality.

Is your heart big enough to help our SPECIAL-NEEDS CATS?

Please click here to see all of our beautiful and loving cats who need just a little bit more care.

Barbara Jean
Barbara Jean has been exposed to FIV, a viral disease that does not cause all cats to become ill. But exposed cats must be an only cat, or only be with other FIP cats.

Please visit our Adoption page to see more adoptable cats.

Reana	Samuel & Victor	Peggy	Nitely
Peppermint	Smokie	Missy Whiskers	Polly
Squeekers	Piper	Max	MayBell
Lydia	Gloria	Krissy	Love Bucket
Athena	Dusty	Swan	Oakley

New Book Benefits Cats Angels The Lost Best Friend, a Jaden and the Weejum Adventure was written by Mary Ann Baytor-Gray, a Cats Angels volunteer, and is available at the Cats Angels Thrift Shop. Sales benefit Cats Angels, Inc. SPCA.

Cats Angels is committed to:

End animal overpopulation.

Provide for the well-being of animals.

Cultivate respect for and awareness of animals' rights.

Advocate for animals' rights.

SPAY/NEUTER. The responsible solution.

Halo, Cats Angels' mascot , says, "Aluminum cans can help homeless cats"!