St Sophias Forgotten Felines

Our Cats

We work closely with local Trap-Neuter-Return organizations as well as Animal Care and Control Agencies and transfer the cats we believe are most in need. On intake, each cat or kitten undergoes the ASPCA “Felinality” assessment test to determine its personality and temperament. Then, each cat undergoes full medical care, and stays in a foster-home for socialization and adjustment before being placed for adoption. At St. Sophia’s, we work hard to take care of cats with many different ages, genders, and medical and behavioral issues, and give each cat the benefit of the doubt, knowing that many have never known love or had a home. Each cat is different in many ways, and St. Sophia’s prides itself on being able to determine what’s best for each cat on a one-on-one basis.

Our People

The Board Members of St. Sophia’s Forgotten Felines have over 15 years combined of service in feline welfare . They come from various backgrounds including marketing, publishing, business, web-design, librarianship, entrepreneurship and more. We wouldn’t be able to do any of our work without our dedicated volunteers. Our kennel assistants make sure the daily needs of each cat in our care are met. Our office volunteers keep our database current, our website looking great, and our Public Relation and Outreach team help make our cause known. If you’re interested in volunteering, becoming a member, or supporting us in any way, check out our support pages for more information.