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We also help feral cats through our TNR program. Furrever & After Cat Sanctuary became a 501c3 in 2022.

Furrever & After Cat Sanctuary is a 501c3 nonprofit foster-based rescue based out of Mahoning County in Ohio, dedicated to saving special needs cats, sick or injured kitties, and neonatal kittens. Our mission is to provide care, comfort and resources to animals in need while enlightening the hearts and minds of our community to bring about an end to overpopulation. We are a foster based rescue and currently do not have an official building. We are very small and only take in a limited amount of cats and kittens at this time. We hope to be able to expand our efforts to be able to save even more animals in need. If you’d like to help us help more kitties in need, consider donating today:
*Please know that our previous rescue name will still show up until the IRS makes the changes necessary for our new name*

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11/05/2026

We have had a rough few weeks here at Furrever & After Cat Sanctuary, but we wanted to share what is going on with our sweet boy, Zazu.

Zazu was taken to Ebert Animal Hospital on October 27th for a medical exam after being found super lethargic and not his normal self. It was at that time we found out he had a fever of 105. We began doing some SubQ fluids in the clinic, as well as started him on antibiotics. However, he did not perk up.

So, we took him back on the 3rd for another exam. His temperature was still very elevated at 104.7 and he was still lethargic. Upon physical exam, we found that he was pretty painful in his abdomen and spine. So we decided to do radiographs which showed that his right kidney was severely enlarged.

Doctor decided to do a quick scan ultrasound which confirmed that his kidney was indeed large and he had fluid surrounding it. We then proceeded to do bloodwork and we actually did get those results back after making this video.

Bloodwork is super indicative of FIP and surprisingly he has no elevations in any of his kidney values despite him having an enlarged kidney. His total protein was high, globulins were high, albumin was low, A/G ratio was 0.3, he has high WBC, low RBC, etc.

Because of this, we are starting him on FIP medication to see if we can get him feeling better. He is also on eye medication to help with his Uveitis to hopefully bring down the inflammation in his eyes.

Zazu truly needs your guys’ thoughts & prayers. We have been having back to back medical issues with several of our rescue kitties. As a small nonprofit organization, we solely rely on donations from the public to allow us to care for kitties just like Zazu. If you’re able to donate, it would mean so much to us and to Zazu. His veterinary bill was over $700 and it continues to rise as we try to figure out what’s wrong with him.

You can donate via multiple ways through our website at www.furreveraftercats.org/donate. ✨

11/03/2026

We have no words… it has been a rough couple of months for our small rescue…

Today, we lost sweet Madea. 🥺

Madea was 7 weeks old and had begun showing signs of failure to thrive. We brought her into the clinic for monitoring and a few hours later… she began crashing unexpectedly. She was cold and had a low body temperature. Because of this, we placed her on heat support. From there, we started administering Karo syrup. Her blood glucose was extremely slow as well.

Unfortunately, Madea couldn’t bounce back and we had to make the unfortunate decision to humanely euthanize her. We are heartbroken. We do know that Madea knew love and comfort until the very end. These days in rescue are not easy 💔

11/03/2026

At just 13 weeks old, sweet Fritos is already facing some unexpected medical concerns. 🥺

A few days ago, his foster noticed he had started wheezing. Despite this, Fritos is still his happy, playful self and continues to eat and drink normally!

🩺 During today’s veterinary visit, chest X-rays revealed mild bronchial inflammation and an enlarged heart. While heart disease isn’t currently suspected to be causing his symptoms, we’ll need to monitor his heart as he grows.

Fritos has started antibiotics, and we’ll be keeping a close eye on him. He’ll also need repeat X-rays in six months to reassess his heart size. ❤️

💔 Today’s veterinary bill totaled $443.52.

Unexpected medical expenses add up quickly for our small, foster-based rescue. We’re asking our wonderful community to help us offset Fritos’ veterinary costs so we can continue helping kittens just like him!

🐱 Can you spare $5, $10, or even $20 to help Fritos? Every dollar makes a difference!

✨ Donate: https://givebutter.com/FurreverFriendsFund

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💜 PayPal:

Can’t donate? Sharing his story helps, too! 🐾

Thank you for helping us give Fritos the care he deserves! 💙

11/02/2026

Our sweet boy C***r was seen today at Ebert Animal Hospital for his wellness exam! 🩺❤️

C***r recently had a f***l sample sent out for testing, and unfortunately, he tested POSITIVE for roundworms! 🤢 Thankfully, he’s otherwise healthy and is currently receiving treatment!

🪱 DID YOU KNOW?

Roundworms are one of the most common intestinal parasites found in cats, especially young kittens!

🐾 Cats can have roundworms without showing any symptoms.

🐾 Symptoms may include bloated bellies, diarrhea, vomiting, and poor weight gain.

🐾 Roundworms can spread through contaminated environments and can pose a risk to humans, too!

🐾 Routine f***l testing, proper deworming, and good hygiene are essential for prevention and treatment!

❤️ This is why veterinary care is SO important in rescue! Even healthy-looking kittens can have underlying parasites that need attention.

Thankfully, C***r is doing great, and we’re working on evicting his unwanted little roommates! 😂🪱

A huge thank-you to Ebert Animal Hospital for helping us keep our rescue babies happy and healthy! 🐾

11/02/2026

Meet Joe Jack — Your Future Adventure Buddy! 🐾🤎

If confidence were a cat, his name would be Joe Jack!

Joe Jack is the definition of confident, adventurous, and completely unbothered by the world around him. This handsome boy marches to the beat of his own drum and isn’t afraid to explore whatever life throws his way.

One of Joe Jack’s funniest quirks? He’s absolutely OBSESSED with Roombas! 😹 Not only does he love them, but he’s figured out how to turn them on and off all by himself. We’re pretty sure he thinks he’s in charge of the household cleaning crew!

While Joe Jack is an independent little explorer, he also has a sweet and affectionate side. He enjoys curling up for cuddles at night or spending quiet, relaxing days with his favorite people. But when he’s not in the mood for snuggles, he’s perfectly content entertaining himself and finding his next adventure.

Looking for an adventure cat? 🐱 Joe Jack might just be your guy! With his confident, curious, and easygoing personality, we think he’d make a fantastic candidate for someone interested in harness training, hiking, or bringing their feline companion along on adventures.

Even better? 🙀 Joe Jack is great with other cats, dogs, and kids! His adaptable personality makes him a wonderful fit for a variety of households.

Joe Jack is the perfect balance of independence and affection. He doesn’t need to be the center of attention 24/7, but when it’s time to settle down for the evening, he’ll happily remind you just how sweet he can be.

Whether you’re looking for a hiking buddy, a couch companion, or a quirky little sidekick who occasionally operates your vacuum cleaner, Joe Jack is ready to fill that role!

Could Joe Jack be your next best friend? Apply to adopt him through Furrever & After Cat Sanctuary at www.furreveraftercats.org/adoptions ✨

Life’s an adventure, and Joe Jack is ready for his next chapter! ❤️

11/01/2026

We are in need of basket raffle donations for this week’s upcoming craft show! 🎄

If you’re willing to donate a basket, you can do so by calling or texting us at (330) 302-2885. Drop off for baskets can take place on November 5th from 3-4pm at IHM located at 4490 Norquest Blvd, Austintown, OH 44515. ✨

Address

P. O. Box 4464
Austintown, OH
44515

Telephone

+13303022885

Website

http://www.Furreveraftercats.org/

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