Feral Furbabies

04/22/2026

Just a quick link to The Greater Good clinic info and what they are about. This is the group that performed the clinic we participated in
https://greatergood.org/good-fix?fbclid=IwVERDUARV6IZleHRuA2FlbQEwAGFkaWQAAAZTJiMz_XNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHk578SM3GjB3oedPPVVYWim_CGo-s5mVE1IEv8tkKejtntwz48_Exiv7zF9R_aem_Jqmi6a4opR8HFsVpvjpWRg&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paidsocial&utm_campaign=general-awareness&utm_term=3132026&utm_content=brand-awareness-animal-adv-v1&utm_id=6954185797701

04/19/2026

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04/16/2026

Does anyone know when any local home appraisers that won't charge an arm and a leg

04/13/2026

🚨 URGENT PSA: Deadly Tick-Borne Disease in Oklahoma Cats Running Rampant 🚨

As the weather warms up here in Oklahoma, ticks become more active—and with them comes a serious (often fatal) threat to cats called Cytauxzoonosis (also known as bobcat fever).

In just 2 weeks…we’ve been alerted to 5 cases and sadly 5 lives lost.

🐾 What is Cytauxzoonosis?

Cytauxzoonosis is a life-threatening disease caused by a parasite spread through tick bites—most commonly by the Lone Star tick. Bobcats are the natural carriers, but domestic cats can become infected when bitten by an infected tick.

⚠️ Why it’s so serious:

Rapid onset and progression
High fatality rate if not treated immediately
Many cats die within days of showing symptoms

🚨 Symptoms to watch for:

Lethargy or sudden weakness
Loss of appetite
High fever
Pale or yellow gums (jaundice)
Difficulty breathing
If you notice these signs, seek EMERGENCY veterinary care immediately—early treatment is critical.

🌿 Why Oklahoma cats are at risk:

In areas like Oklahoma, tick populations thrive in warm months, especially in grassy, wooded, and rural environments. Outdoor cats—and even indoor/outdoor cats—are at high risk of exposure.

🛡️ Prevention is everything:

There is no vaccine, so prevention is key:
-Keep cats indoors when possible
-Use YEAR-ROUND flea & tick prevention prescribed by your vet
-Avoid over-the-counter products not labeled for cats (some are toxic and will kill your cat!)
-Check pets regularly for ticks

❤️ Protect your pets:

Even one tick bite can be deadly. Keeping your cat on a consistent, vet-approved and prescribed preventative could save their life.

🐱 Bottom line: If your cat goes outside in Oklahoma—even occasionally—they should be on flea/tick prevention year-round. This disease moves fast, but it is preventable.

Please share to help protect cats in our community.

04/12/2026

**UPDATE ** Picking some up this evening.
Does anyone have any tamiflu? Sanctuary has a momma with kittens and think mom has panluke. Need 911

04/07/2026

Curtesy post
Here's a little story I wrote about them
🐾 Meet Max & Jackson – Your New Furry Family Members! 🐾
These two sweethearts are looking for their forever homes where they can get all the love and attention they deserve.
Max – 4-year-old male Siamese
Max is the ultimate cuddle buddy! He’s laid-back, affectionate, and loves to return the love you give him. He’s well-mannered, doesn’t scratch on furniture, and enjoys a good bowl of Friskies Prime Filets (with some dry food available for snacking throughout the day).
Jackson – 6-month-old male (orange kitty!)
Jackson is playful, loving, and melts in your arms. He’s a total snuggle bug who will keep you entertained with his kitten antics. Fun fact: Max is his dad and both his parents are Siamese, which makes his orange coloring extra special!
These two are currently staying in our bathroom (all set up safely), but kittens especially need room to explore and play, so we’re hoping to find loving homes soon.
📍 Location: Chouteau, OK
💌 Interested? Comment below or send a message.
🙏 Can’t adopt? Please share to help them find a home!
They’re also listed on Adopt-a-Pet, so you can check them out there too!