Enfield Community Cat Project

09/11/2026

She was found abandoned outside with a severe flea infestation and life-threatening anemia. Her red blood cell level was down to just 9%. She was too unstable to transfer, and with no feline donor blood available at the hospital, her veterinary team gave her an emergency transfusion using canine donor blood.

She had a xeno transfusion! Incredible!

And then we got the update we’d been hoping for. She perked up, sat up on her own, and started interacting with the team. After such a scary start, seeing her looking back at us in this photo meant so much.

She’s still in veterinary care, but we’re urgently looking for a foster so she has a quiet, safe place to recover as soon as she’s stable and cleared to leave the hospital. Enfield Community Cat Project provides supplies and coordinates her veterinary care. We need someone who can give her a separate room and a soft place to land.

If you’re willing to foster this beauty, please fill out a foster application on the Enfield Community Cat Project website. If you can’t foster, please share. The person who can give her a place to recover might be one of your friends. 🤍

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSerx1EgrSrbNACQo9P5F7lriINxtkBcY3xuybefrByugN2HnA/viewform?

Foster application

07/11/2026

Reminder for this coming Thursday and Friday!!!!

Our drop-off times will be Thursday, November 12th from 10:00 to 12:00 and Friday, November 13th from 4:00 to 6:30. The address is 28 Prospect St. Enfield Ct. Please do not park in front of 26 Prospect St.

If these drop-off times do not work for you, please reach out to me privately, and we will set up a way your dessert can be dropped off.

Thank you again so much for volunteering to help. If you have any questions, please reach out to Avery Echols Fitzgerald.

07/11/2026

🐾🎉 ECCP's Silent Auction is LIVE! 🎉🐾

Let the bidding begin! Our silent auction is officially open, featuring 35 amazing items and experiences up for grabs! 🎁

Bidding is open now and will close during our Black Cat Gala on November 14! 🐈‍⬛✨

From fantastic gifts to fun experiences, there's something for everyone! And the best part? Every bid helps us continue caring for the cats and kittens of Enfield Community Cat Project! ❤️

🐾 You don't have to attend the Gala to join the fun and bid! Just be sure to get your bids in before the auction closes on November 14!

🔗 Check out all 35 items and start bidding here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/enfield-community-cat-project-incs-silent-auction

Thank you for supporting ECCP and helping us give cats and kittens a brighter future! 🐈‍⬛💕

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07/11/2026

Thank you to everyone who answered our plea for wet food for our adult cats and kittens! ❤️🐾

I used to be able to thank each of you individually. Our ECCP village has grown so much that it’s hard to keep up, but please know how much we appreciate every donation. Every can and pouch will go to good use feeding the cats in our foster homes, the feral cats we care for, and all those growing kittens.

We asked for help, and you showed up for our cats. Thank you for being part of our village. ❤️

07/11/2026

Anytime we have an opportunity to educate, we try to take it. A recent question about why a cat who came to us already spayed still had a $275 adoption fee is a good chance to explain how our fees work. 🐾

Enfield Community Cat Project is an all-volunteer nonprofit. Our adoption fees are set by age and help cover veterinary care for all the cats and kittens in our rescue. In this case, the office visit and rabies and distemper vaccinations alone cost almost $200. When another cat needs more than $2,000 in medical care, that cat still has the same adoption fee as other cats in the same age group.

We spend thousands of dollars on veterinary care every week. There’s more happening behind the scenes than we have time to post. Just last night, Smokey was admitted overnight after major surgery. Today, his littermate Luna was seen for an upper respiratory infection. That’s two kittens from one litter needing care in less than 24 hours.

Every adoption fee and every donation helps us say yes to that care. Thank you to everyone who adopts, fosters, donates, and helps us get these cats and kittens healthy and into safe homes. 💛

07/11/2026

Today we welcomed two bonded, 12-week-old sisters to Enfield Community Cat Project! 🐾💕

These girls were born to a feral mom and haven’t had much experience being handled. They’re a little shy, and having each other close by will bring them some comfort as they settle in and learn to trust people at their own pace.

We’re also having their mama spayed at no cost. Once she’s recovered, she’ll return to the outdoor home she knows best.

A big thank-you to Dawn for fostering these sisters and giving them the extra time, patience, and attention they need. We’re so happy to have both girls safe with ECCP. Welcome, little ones! 💛

06/11/2026

ECCP Alumni Update | Jelly Bean (formerly Trixie) 🤍🐈‍⬛

Jelly Bean has been home for a little over two months, and her family sent us the sweetest update! She’s settled right in, and we can’t believe how much she’s grown.

“We love her so much,” her family shared. 🤍

Thank you for sharing Jelly Bean with us again. We love seeing our ECCP kitties grow up in their forever homes!

06/11/2026

When I was a kid, we called a warm spell like this Indian summer. Whatever you call it, Marmie was happy to spend a November afternoon soaking up the sun in the catio. ☀️🐾

05/11/2026

No interest in Stitches yet?! Whoaaaaa. Have you seen this girl play football? 🏈🐾

Stitches is ready to trade her foster room for a home where she can explore and soak up all the attention she deserves. The second her foster walks in, she starts meowing and purring for pets. Bring out her favorite toy, a little football on a stick, and she’ll jump right into the air to catch it!

Stitches would do best in a smaller, quieter home with someone who can give her time to settle in. Once she feels comfortable, she’ll purr her heart out. We’re still learning how she’d do with other pets.

She’s 2 years old, fully vetted, microchipped, and FIV-positive. If you have questions about FIV or what it means for Stitches, we’re happy to talk with you.

Think Stitches could be your girl? Please fill out an adoption application on the Enfield Community Cat Project website. And if you can, share her post so her person can find her. 💛

https://www.enfieldcommunitycatproject.com/

05/11/2026

Big Red is about 12 weeks old and the last of his litter still looking for a home. He’s a happy, playful little guy with a whole lot of orange kitten energy. He loves attention and would do great with kids!

Big Red craves feline companionship, so he needs a young, playful cat in his new home, preferably under 2 years old. He’d love a buddy who can keep up with his zoomies and wrestle with him between naps.

He’s finishing up medication for a minor illness and is expected to be ready to go home next week. We’re taking applications now!

If Big Red sounds like a good match for your family, please fill out an adoption application on the Enfield Community Cat Project website. 🐾

https://www.enfieldcommunitycatproject.com/