Fort Benton Feral Project Task Force- FPTF

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Fort Benton Feral Project Task Force- FPTF We are committed to managing FB's feral cat colonies in a humane, healthy, sustainable manner.

09/29/2026

Fort Benton Feral Cat Update

We've been getting a lot of calls asking for help with Fort Benton's feral cat problem. We want to help, but right now we're maxed out. Here's where things stand and how you can pitch in:

1. We need more volunteers!�Only 3 of us are doing this work. Each litter of kittens takes 1–3 weeks of socializing, feeding, and cleaning in our homes, and we currently have 2 litters in our garages and bathrooms. Adult feral females need 3 days of recovery after a spay. Do you have a bathroom or spare room that could fit a large wire kennel? We'd love your help socializing kittens and temporarily housing feral females until they can be released.

2. We need drivers.�Vet appointments are booked 2–4 weeks out, which means we can't get adults fixed fast enough to reduce the population. We'll be adding a vet in Great Falls to ease the backlog, but that takes extra driving and time. If you're willing, or already head to Great Falls regularly, please join our driving list!

3. The Dedman needs homes for cats.�The Dedman is full, so socialized cats have nowhere to go. Please adopt, spread the word, and support the Dedman however you can.

We're so thankful the Dedman is funding this program. We couldn't continue without them. But we're unpaid volunteers who have already put countless hours and our own money into this. If you're calling us for urgent help, we ask that you pitch in a little too. Let's work together so we can make a real difference. VOLUNTEERING is key!

Not the best photo, but we’ve been busy! Just terrible about posting lately.We currently have 4 kittens who will be up f...
09/01/2026

Not the best photo, but we’ve been busy! Just terrible about posting lately.

We currently have 4 kittens who will be up for adoption soon, but this little guy is ready now and is at the Dedman. We named him Earl, and he is sweet as can be.

Update: 2 feral kittens have been adopted and fixed, and a litter of 4 plus their momma came in. Mom is now spayed, and we’re working on getting the kittens fixed and adopted out too. There’s yet another litter we need to trap, but we just haven’t had the space.

If you have room to foster, or want to join our TNSR (trap, neuter, spay, release) efforts, please reach out! We’re especially needing to focus more on the adults right now. 🐾

Huge shoutout to our amazing community and foster team! This teenager was spotted and safely rescued by a brave communit...
11/12/2025

Huge shoutout to our amazing community and foster team! This teenager was spotted and safely rescued by a brave community member with eyes crusted shut, hissing, scratching, and biting. After a good clean-up and some TLC, this fierce little one was curled up in a foster’s lap and purring the very same day. Not your typical feral, just a scared kitty who clearly knows it’s been given a second chance.

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PO Box 99
Fort Benton, MT
59442

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+14067813948

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