The Feline Rescue Association
The Feline Rescue Association

The Feline Rescue Association

Reisterstown, MD, 21136
Today's Hours: Visits by appointment only
Today's Hours: Visits by appointment only
Visits by appointment only
Little Edie, Adoptable, Senior Female Domestic Short Hair.
Little edie
Miyuki (paired with Holly) - Guests, Adoptable, Adult Female Domestic Short Hair.
Miyuki (paired with holly) - guests
Pierre, Adoptable, Adult Male Domestic Short Hair.
Pierre
Ace (w/caddie), Adoptable, Young Male Domestic Short Hair.
Ace (w/caddie)
Bimbo, Adoptable, Adult Female Domestic Short Hair.
Bimbo
Abbey, Adoptable, Senior Female Domestic Short Hair.
Abbey
Rolly (paired with Holly) - Guests, Adoptable, Young Male Domestic Short Hair.
Rolly (paired with holly) - guests
Kirkland Signature, Adoptable, Adult Male Domestic Short Hair.
Kirkland signature

Our Mission

The Feline Rescue Association is a 501(c)(3) rescue organization operating out of foster homes in the Baltimore area. We are dedicated to our work with stray, abandoned and feral cats through rescue, adoption, and spay/neuter. Founded June 2007, the Feline Rescue Association works with street cats in some of the most underserved neighborhoods in Baltimore. We also pull cats from shelters who are facing euthanasia as space allows.

Adoption Policy

Please visit our website, www.baltimorecats.org, to complete an adoption application, browse cats available for adoption, and support our mission! We welcome applications from residents of Maryland. All of our cats are fostered in private homes, we do not have a physical building location. The first step in the process is to complete our online application. Once approved, we can connect you with the foster parent(s) of the kitty(s) you're interested in meeting! https://www.baltimorecats.org/info/adoption https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/FRA/Cat
Today's Hours: Visits by appointment only
Visits by appointment only

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