Glitter Ball: Help us celebrate 20 years of cat rescue!

Join us Friday, November 3 at 6:00 p.m. for our Paw-Purr-Azzi Glitter Ball. We’re celebrating 20 years at Feline Rescue and you’re invited. Volunteers and the public are welcome.

Get your tickets now before they are sold out. General public tickets are $50. Active volunteers pay just $25/ticket! You don’t want to miss this chance to have a great night out while also helping cats and kittens in need.

Special Meet & Greet tickets are still available with special guest, Hannah Shaw, the Kitten Lady! Chat, have a snack and have your photo taken with Hannah. Hurry, before they sell out! $50 Meet & Greet tickets are fully tax-deductible.

Your support means everything to our cats 

Your $50 ticket has a bonus: $35 of it is tax-deductible. This contribution helps our cats in so many ways. Thirty-five dollars will provide any of the following items:

• 7 bags of Tidy Cat litter for kittens
• 4 bags of scoopable litter for adult cats
• 6 doses of kitten Revolution flea/tick treatment
• 21 kitten distemper vaccine doses
• 1 case (12 cans) of Royal Canin Babycat food
• 5 microchips
• 1 30-pound bag of Chicken Soup adult cat food

The remaining $15 covers your entry fee and food at the event. Guests may purchase alcoholic beverages at the cash bar.

Make a difference by coming to our party 

You’ll enjoy yourself even more by knowing that Feline Rescue saves over 1,000 cats and kittens each year. We couldn’t do it without our volunteers and other supporters, so we thank you!

A few of the things you’ll love about the Glitter Ball include:

• Dozens of fantastic prizes
• A hilarious (and adorable) kitten fashion show video
• Booking signing with Kristy Abbott
• Meet-and-greet with the Kitten Lady, Hannah Shaw (limited tickets, so buy early)

Dress up or down; all we ask is that you have a good time.
Buy your ticket today!

We can’t wait to see you there!

 

 

The adventures of Wobblin Maude

Hello! My name is Wobblin Maude. I'm wobblin because I have a condition called Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH). Basically this just means that I weeble wobble when I walk. I am still plenty fast and playful and I can almost keep up with my best friend Agnes. She's a little faster than me and she can jump higher than I can. But we love to wrestle and snuggle together for naps.

I just love people. I have a real good purr motor and I will purr as soon as you pick me up. I also love to pose for pictures, so if you Instagram, you should check me out @WobblinMaude to see lots of photos and videos of me. Even if you don't have instagram, you can still check me out here: https://instagram.com/wobblinmaude/

You’re going to see a lot of me in the next year because I got the most votes in the Kitten Video Fashion Show this fall at Pints & Purrs. That means I’m Feline Rescue’s spokes kitty for 2018 and I’ll be appearing in lots of Feline Rescue’s ads and things. Pretty cool, huh?




Plus it’s a bonus that a special needs kitty gets to be spokes kitty. If you're wondering about Cerebellar Hypoplasia, there's lots of good information on this website: CHcat.org

Kitchen party with uncle Calvin of @tippytuxies ! More video in our story today! . . . #kittenplay #kittenvideo #fosterkittens #kittensofinstagram #chkitty #wobblywednesday #wobblycat

A post shared by Wobblin Maude (@wobblinmaude) on Aug 30, 2017 at 7:12pm PDT

My foster meowmy says I have mild symptoms because I can do whatever I set my mind to. I have no problems eating or using the litter box! I am a good climber and I like scratching posts and cat trees to play on and nap in! Carpet and rugs would help me have traction under my paws and also provide padding when I fall.

My ideal adopter would give me lots and lots of snuggles, wave wand toys around for me and Agnes since we’re young and have a lot of energy and would be willing to make the minor special arrangements that I’d need to be safe and happy in my new home. Things like padding at the bottom of the cat tower for instance since I’ll probably try to jump down from the top. CH kitties don’t always stick their landing very well.

Foster meowmy says she’d be really happy to see someone help me keep up my instagram account. Do you like to take lots of pictures of cute kitties like me and Agnes?

It's important that I keep Agnes in place. She can zip around the house and do things that neither me or my three furiends, @tippytuxies can do. Agnes doesn't have CH (Cerebellar Hypoplasia) like the rest of us but that doesn't stop me from trying to keep up with her! . . . #fosterkittens #kittens #kittensofinstagram #lovekittens #rescuekitten #graykittens #silvertabby #dilutetortie #tortiekitten #tabbykitten #instacat_meows #topcatphoto #cutepetclub #pocket_pets #kittensoftheday #chkitty #wobblycat #wobblykitten #cerebellarhypoplasia #speciallyabled #perfectlyimperfect #tinybutmighty #felinerescue #adoptdontshop #kittenlady #catsofminneapolis #pocket_pets

A post shared by Wobblin Maude (@wobblinmaude) on Aug 24, 2017 at 12:39pm PDT

Come visit me and Agnes in our foster home. We'd love to meet you.

Maude is a pair adoption with her best friend Agnes. To learn more about them, call Joan at 651-705-6264 or submit an online adoption inquiry form.

Maude's and Agnes's combined adoption fee is $250.

For more information about Feline Rescue, Inc. and a complete listing of our available cats, go to the Feline Rescue website. If you'd like to hear more Feline Rescue stories and see more pictures of our cats, check out the Feline Rescue Blog!


Photos by Kris Kaiser | KrisKreativ Photography