Haven Tabby Wayne, NJ

On February 15th, FOWA Rescue was contacted to help with a case of extreme cat overpopulation in a house. Although the residents loved the cats, they were incapable of properly caring for them—they didn’t spay or neuter them, couldn’t provide medication when they got sick and were incapable of providing a healthy living situation for them in the house. Therefore, by the time they reached out for help, there was at least 120 cats/kittens in the house. FOWA stepped up to help, rescuing forty eight cats and kittens. Fortunately, these rescued cats and kittens are friendly and now thriving in foster care after being bathed and receiving necessary medical care.

Haven was rescued along with her three small orange bundles of joy—all of whom have now been adopted. It’s now mom’s turn. She’s already endured enough in those conditions for two years—now she is just looking for a loving home to show her the love she deserves and to be a good companion to someone. She was born in February 2022 and will be spayed, tested, vaccinated and microchipped prior to adoption. If interested in giving Haven a loving home, apply on-line at www.fowarescue.org.