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Welcome To The
Saving Graces 4 Felines Website
P.O.
Box 4307, Greenville, NC 27836
Saving Graces 4 Felines is a
non-profit organization formed
to help stray, abandoned, and
feral cats who have no home and
are left to fend for themselves
in less than desirable
environments.
The mutual love that all members
of our organization have for
these wonderful animals is
behind the organizing of this
effort.
Find out more about the
founders.
Saving
Graces 4
Felines is
always
looking for
those very
special
people who
choose to
open their
homes to
fostering.
We couldn’t
do what we
do without
our
wonderful
foster
parents!
Fostering
kittens or
special-needs
cats gives
those
felines the
opportunity
to discover
what it
means to be
loved and
cared for.
Sometimes it
can make all
the
difference
in how an
abused cat
perceives
humanity;
and
fostering
can
transform a
timid,
neglected
cat into a
loving,
vital,
family
member.
SG4F trains
potential
foster
parents so
that they
will know
what to
expect and
how to
handle any
emergency
situations
that may
arise. We
provide all
medical care
and supplies
for the
fostered
cats, and
give any
back up or
support the
foster
parents feel
they need.
We make
arrangements
for the
foster
cats/kittens
to be shown
for adoption
at Petsmart,
to receive
spay or
neuter
surgery, and
to be
vaccinated
and combo
tested. The
cats who
need
fostering
may include:
bottle-fed
kittens;
mother cats
with their
newborn,
nursing
kittens;
kittens too
young for
adoption;
kittens who
are
semi-feral
and need
taming; cats
recovering
from major
surgery or
long
illness;
cats with
special
needs, such
as those
having
tested
positive for
FIV, or
those having
continual
bouts of gum
disease, or
those
recovering
from leg
amputation;
cats who are
especially
timid and
need a lot
of attention
and tender
affection;
elderly cats
who don’t
fare well
among a
large group
of cats;
cats who are
grieving the
loss of
their
previous
owners or
homes, and
who have
become very
depressed;
and cats who
will not eat
without
coaxing.
The biggest
need of each
foster cat
or kitten is
to be loved!
If you are
interested
in learning
more about
fostering
with SG4F,
or if you
already know
that this is
something
you would
like to do,
please email
savinggraces4@aol.com
or call
252-355-3404.
Thank you!
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to give them
a new home.
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Our Featured Cat
is Hutch Never has a more
magnificent, more
handsome, more
affectionate kitty-man
come into the Saving
Graces 4 Felines fold
than our darling Hutch.
Not only is Hutch all
those things, but he is
also one of the biggest
boys we’ve rescued, too!
Weighing in at between
17 and 20 pounds, Hutch
is one loving armful of
kitty cat! He has huge
feet, with tufts of fur
standing out between his
toes and pads, yet he is
quite gentle with his
claws. His black and
white tuxedo fur is
silky-soft to the touch,
and Hutch takes great
pride in keeping that
amazing fur clean,
shiny, and completely
free of any matting. His
deep amber eyes are
soulful, as he watches
every move you make, and
signals to you that he
is intensely interested.
Hutch loves to be held,
and was obviously
designed to be a lap cat
and bed warmer. He loves
everybody, and he
deserves to be deeply
loved in return. The one
holdup to finding Hutch
a forever home is that
he tested positive for
FIV—an immune deficiency
virus that only cats can
get. Dogs can’t get it.
People can’t get it. And
other cats can only get
it if they mate with an
FIV positive kitty, have
a vicious fight with an
FIV positive kitty, or
are born to an FIV
positive kitty. Hutch is
neutered and he’s a
male, so he can’t mate
or give birth. And there
isn’t a vicious bone in
his dear body, so
there’s no danger of him
giving another cat a
deep, puncturing bite
wound. Basically, Hutch
poses no danger to any
other kitties. However,
another kitty might pose
a danger to him--if that
kitty were sick--because
Hutch’s immune system
couldn’t fight off the
illness as well as most
other kitty’s immune
systems can. Hutch could
live a long, normal,
happy life, and never
even get sick at all!
But people misunderstand
FIV to the point that
they hesitate to give a
precious cat like Hutch
a chance. We hope you
will take the time to
read up on FIV and
become the one
incredible person who
will give Hutch a
chance. Take a look at
this remarkable face,
look into these
fathomless eyes, and
consider how your life
could be changed forever
just by opening your
heart and home to one
very special kitty-man,
Hutch the Magnificent!
