Feline Friends is an all volunteer, non-profit organization licensed by the New Hampshire Department of Agriculture.

We are a group of people who share a common bond - a respect and compassion for felines. We are dedicated to ending the suffering of the stray cat / kitten population.

We do not have a shelter so we open our homes to strays for rehabilitation. We supply medical needs, food, litter, and lots of love. Finally, we work very hard to find the most suitable homes for our newly socialized friends.

We believe that every animal is entitled to a life without pain and suffering. We've promised to do our part towards this end.

We urge others to do the same.

We Do "A Lot Of Everything"!

Our main focus is in working with the
public on issues including:

• Solutions to stray cat / kitten situations
• Trapping to sterilize and vaccinate strays
• Coordinating events in order to show
• adoptable cats or kittens
• Low cost altering programs
• Surrogate placements for motherless kittens
• Follow up calls for newly adoptive homes & altering agreements
• Missing feline hotline
• Screening potential new homes
• Implementing fund-raising events
• Supporting positive legislative initiatives
• Managing stray cat / kitten colonies
• Transporting strays for medical attention and altering
• Foster care
• Educational programs
• Adoption programs for felines in need

• Become an active member
• Buy or sell fund-raising items
• Open your home to a stray in need
• Donate food, litter, kitty toys, scratching posts, food dishes, litter boxes, etc.
• Call representatives to advocate for positive legislation affecting animals
• Sponsor fund-raising events
• Make a tax deductible donation to support our cause
• Spay or neuter your pets and urge others to do the same

How To Become A Volunteer:
Simply call our answering machine and leave a message. A volunteer
will call you back and invite you to the next meeting.
(603) 893-2483
or
Write to:
Feline Friends
PO Box 2452
Salem, NH 03079

Help Us . . . Help Them . . .
Millions of cats / kittens are killed every year in this country because there simply aren't enough homes for them all. And that figure doesn't include the animals that are euthanized at veterinary hospitals or the ones that are abandoned. Many of these abandoned animals are hit by cars, starve to death, or die from illness and / or fights with other animals. The ones that survive bring more kittens into an already overpopulated world and the tragic cycle continues. It is up to each of us to stop adding to the tragedy by not contributing to the problem. Be Part Of The Solution - Alter Your Pets And Insist That Others Do The Same!! Every pet awaiting an adoptive home will thank you.