501c3 Non Profit
Feline Good Animal Rescue
We are a group of compassionate animal lovers who are looking to help our Lane County feline community. Since we do not have a shelter, we rely on a network of volunteer foster homes to care for the felines until they receive medical care in the form of vaccinations, testing, microchip, and spay/neuter services and can be adopted out into responsible loving, forever homes. Our felines include surrendered, strays, and abandoned/abused felines.
We thank you for your support!
Our Mission
Feline Good Animal Rescue is dedicated to the well-being of cats in Lane County. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and find loving homes for cats in need. We promote responsible pet ownership, advocate for feline welfare, and support feral cat colonies.
Ways to help
We Couldn't do this without You!
Chewy Wish List
We love Chewy! Help our foster cats get much needed supplies – check out our Chewy wishlist!
Amazon Wish List
Can you lend a hand to help these little ones discover the joys of kitty playtime? Every bit of support counts!
Donate
Donations keep our virtual doors open. Vet care is our largest expense, donations help us cover those.
Foster
We are a foster based rescue and you can help save cats & kittens by becoming a foster.
We are a foster based rescue
If you are interested in helping save cats and kittens by helping us with becoming a foster for rescue kitties, fill out the application to foster and we will be in touch. Follow us on social media for the latest news!
Help save lives
Why do we need fosters?
There are several possible reasons:
- Foster care can help save a cat when our other fosters are full.
- Momma cats need a quiet safe space to nurse their kittens and help them grow big and strong.
- Orphaned newborn kittens need to be nursed or bottle-fed and usually need foster care.
- Injured or sick cats need time to recover before adoption.
These animals need some extra love and care before they can be adopted. Providing foster care for a few days, weeks, or months can be a lifesaving gift for an animal.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much time will it take?
What skills are needed?
What else is requred?
What about my own pets?
Will I have to find a home for the animal myself?
What about when it's time to say good-bye?
Giving up a cat or a litter of kittens you’ve fostered, even to a wonderful new home, can be difficult emotionally. Feline Good Animal Rescue does follow up with each and every adopter, and we ask that they send updated pictures of the kitties in their new homes.
Sometimes a foster home turns into a permanent home (AKA “foster failurel). That’s why we are always on the lookout for new foster homes!
How do I give fostering a try?
When you are ready, please complete our foster application by clicking the button below. We appreciate your consideration in fostering for our rescue.
Our services
What we do
Feline Good takes hundreds of calls per month for stray, abandoned and injured cats in the greater Eugene/Springfield area. We intake and help as many as possible.
Feline Good has successfully adopted hundreds of cats since it’s founding! Cats are spayed & neutered, tested for FIV and Felv, and vaccinated.
Trap Neuter Return is the solution to the over population crisis. Every TNR’d cat is essentially preventing 100’s of kittens from being born.