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Feline Advocates Coming Together is an all-volunteer, 501c3 nonprofit. F.A.C.T. was formed in 2010. Stay tuned!

Our mission is to help create a better world for homeless cats through education, advocating for the humane treatment of cats, and working to create effective animal welfare programs. We are a small group of volunteers who have a passion for helping cats. We rely solely on donations and grants to do this lifesaving work. Over the last 14 years, we have found homes for over 2,000 cats! In mid-2017, we started a spay/neuter program to help underserved areas across Essex, Warren, Washington, and Saratoga county. Since then, we have spayed/neutered/vaccinated over 1,500 cats with this program! Our next project focuses on advocacy and changing/creating laws that help all animals.

11/03/2026

Look who was found in LG! It looks to be a sibling of Leo! He/she is getting checked out today at For Pet's Sake. So glad we could help this little one before it got any colder!

11/02/2026

Update: We are all set! Big thank you to Lisa for donating so we can purchase a couple more!

We need Havaheart traps! All our traps are currently being used, but there is an area with fewer than 10 cats that needs immediate assistance/TNR due to kittens disappearing (they think it's a fox taking them). We need to stop more kittens from being born there immediately.
Please email us if you have any traps we can borrow asap. Thank you!
FACTAnimalRescue at outlook dot com

10/30/2026

Do you live on Martindale Ave in Hudson Falls? If so, we need your help!

We were contacted by someone a little while back about a mom and kittens. She managed to catch all the kittens, thankfully. Unfortunately, despite our efforts to try to trap the mom, this person has not worked with us to make it happen. Now, she isn't responding to us at all.

We never leave the mom behind. She needs to be spayed before she has another litter.

What we need:

Someone who lives close by to put food out for her and let us trap on their property.

Email us if you can help us get this mom cat spayed before she ends up pregnant again.
FACTAnimalRescue at outlook dot com

10/28/2026

Here are 2 of the black kittens caught in Lake George this week. This is the reality of homeless cats and kittens. They end up sick and reproducing. It just gets worse and worse if people don't step in. Thankfully, these kitties and their sibling will be treated for their illness and able to find forever homes. Contact Paws and Hooves Alliance or For Pet's Sake if you're interested in adopting once they are feeling better!

10/27/2026

The last 24 hours or so have been quite productive in Lake George! A mom and kitten were caught, as well as the 3 (stubborn) black kittens we have been trying to get! The black kittens are a bit sick, so they are getting treatment. It appears we just have a few adults left to fix and this area will be in good shape!

8 kittens won't spend the winter outside and one female won't have anymore litters (we think she has had at least 3)! Teamwork is the reason for all this progress. When someone steps up and works with us to help the cats, so much can be accomplished!

10/27/2026

Wow! I posted about our $10 male cat neuter offer 15 hours ago and all 25 spots are already filled. Think about that for a minute...

It took less than 24 hours for 25 spots to be filled.

That shows how desperately affordable spay/neuter is needed.

People generally WANT to fix their pets, but even some of the low-cost clinics are priced higher than some can afford.

25 male cats will soon be neutered, meaning they will not contribute to the homeless cat population. They will also be healthier. That's a win-win right there!

I've been trying to explain to our lawmakers that the solution is as simple as it sounds.

Accessible and affordable spay/neuter = fewer animals in need, less of a burden on shelters and rescues, and less suffering.

My state-wide spay/neuter program proposal is doable. It will not cost taxpayers any additional money. NYS already has most of the resources needed to easily shift the Animal Control Population Fund into this new program.

If a very small, all-volunteer nonprofit organization and a local veterinarian can do as much as we have, there is no reason the state can't get involved and make this resource available for every NYS resident.

We are planning an event for the end of January where you will be able to quickly and easily help us get lawmakers to take the steps needed to make this happen. Stay tuned for more information about that!

10/27/2026

**Update: All spots are filled! Wow! This proves how much affordable spay/neuter is needed! We will look into doing more dates in the near future.

BIG NEWS!
We are partnering with For Pet's Sake Veterinary Center to offer a special neuter clinic next month!

You only pay $10 for a neuter and rabies vaccine, we will pay the rest! We are able to do this because of generous donors.

Spay/neuter is a crucial part of stopping the cycle and giving your cat a healthier life. Don't miss this opportunity! There are only 25 spots available.

Contact For Pet's Sake to claim your spot!

10/25/2026

Picture this: Someone reports severe animal neglect/cruelty happening to 10 animals and law enforcement can step in and get the animals out of that situation quickly because this shelter exists. The animals get the care they need and have a second chance. No more suffering.

This is just one of the many benefits of having this Warren/Washington County shelter. We hope you will support Dr. Haring in making this much-needed resource a reality.

Follow Paws & Hooves Alliance Inc. for updates.

10/24/2026

Two of the biggest (and easiest) ways you can help with the pet overpopulation problem:
1. Fix your pets
2. Keep your pets

Rescues and shelters are full for a reason.

Adoptions are few and far between, likely because everything is expensive. However, we cannot adopt our way out of this. Many things need to happen for things to get better.

There are unfixed homeless cats all over. People are surrendering or abandoning their pets left and right. People are having litters in their homes. All of these things contribute to the problem.

But the easiest thing you can do to help is not be part of the problem/not create a burden for rescuers.

If you can do more than that, even better! Everyone needs help.

Please do your part.

10/20/2026

Do you remember the area in Schenectady we worked on last year with several cats? Well, there are 6-8 more cats to be fixed, so we are back at it! 2 more were caught and fixed today!

We don't typically go that far south due to our limited resources, but the woman who discovered these cats has been so dedicated to making sure these cats are trapped, fixed, and have time to recover before being released, so it has allowed us to take this on.

We hope to fix the remaining cats before it gets much colder.

Note: They went to the Amsterdam Kitten clinic, and if either are friendly, they will try to find them a home.

Address

P. O. Box 4045
Queensbury, NY
12804

Website

http://www.FelineAdvocatesComingTogether.org/, https://linktr.ee/felineadvocatescomingtogether

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