Love has the power to transform a scared feral cat into a relaxed, healthy, happy and even friendly kitty. Thanks to the love of Project Bay Cat’s friends and volunteers, the Bay Cats have been transformed, as this beautiful new video shows.
The Homeless Cat Network makes it their mission to help cats and kittens in need on the San Francisco Peninsula.
Among their efforts, Homeless Cat Network cares for the beautiful cats in a managed colony on San Francisco Bay. The Project Bay Cats volunteers know the cats, their personalities and their relationships with one another, and have documented the loving relationships between and among the cats.
While the colony is managed in place, the volunteers try to find homes for those cats they think will do well living indoors. So far, over 100 cats from the colony have been adopted.
You can visit and follow the Homeless Cat Network at Facebook and the Project Bay Cat at Facebook.
See our earlier posts: Bay Cat Buddies and The Bay Cats: A Year in the Life.
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Below is a bonus video showing some of the cats greeting their caretakers, shared from Project Bay Cat at Facebook:
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Thank you for caring for these babies. They look fantastic!! I pray no one will do any harm now that they are more used to humans….we all know there are bad people out there. It’s too bad they do not have permanent forever inside homes.
I have just started feeling two ferals a block from my house in an alley. I do hope that one day I can get to be friends with them like this. I feed them every evening and will soon trap them to get them spayed and neutered. I am just getting the little black one to sort of hang around me. I never see the tabby but she is there…my only problem is it is so very cold here so I cant hang around with them because of the sub zeros temps at this time… looking forward to spring! at least I have a nice big plastic carton with syrofoam in it and loaded with straw so they can snuggle and keep warm…!