The Colony
Chronicles
The Newsletter of
Forgotten Felines of Forsyth
Volume One, Issue Two
Fall 2008
Forgotten Felines of Forsyth is dedicated to humanely reducing
the unwanted cat population of Forsyth County, NC and surrounding areas. Since it was
founded in 2004, FFF has neutered 1,825 cats! At the present time, FFF's neutering
efforts are at a standstill due to a shortage of funds. Please consider sending in your
tax-deductible donation today to ensure our continued efforts. You may send a donation
online via the "Donate Now" button to the left, or mail your donation to: 
Forgotten Felines of Forsyth
302-A South Stratford Road, Box 3
Winston-Salem, NC 27103
Left: A feral mother cat and her kittens, awaiting Trap-Neuter-Return. Without donations from FFF supporters, these cats will reproduce, producing more unwanted litters. Photo by Debbie Hall.
The fact that Forgotten Felines of Forsyth has Trap-Neuter-Returned over 1,800 cats is impressive. However, if we consider the number of unwanted litters that were prevented by having these cats neutered, the numbers become astounding.
FFF will be having an Attractions book fundraiser until Christmas (for more info, please see page 3)
FFF Yard Sale: November 1, 2008, Buchanan Street, Winston-Salem. Directions and times TBA. Visit FFF's website for details.
Fundraiser at World Villages:
37 Miller Street,
Winston-Salem, 27104 (by Whole Foods)
November 6, from 6-8pm. Refreshments will be provided. 15%
of the purchase of items from the store will go to FFF. World Villages offers hand-crafted
items from Third-World Artisans. A special cat collection will be featured, as well as
great gifts for Christmas.
Photos with Santa: Saturday, December 20 and Sunday, December 21 at Pet Supplies Plus on Reynolda Road in Winston-Salem.
Year
Total Moved
to adoption program
2004 195 9
2005 454 38
2006 519 99
2007* 394 23
2008* 263 17
The number and size of spay/neuter clinics in 2007 and 2008 declined due to reduced participation by the primary clinic veterinarian. FFF is looking for ways to increase TNR numbers again. We would like to start offering trapping classes. Another option for people who need to have feral cats neutered is to do so by using one of participating veterinarians. For more information, please visit the "How to Get Help" link on our website.
You can help support FFF by participating in our fall/winter
fundraising events (left). For more information please visit our Events Link.
It is through the generosity of our volunteers and supporters that we are making a difference! You can lend your support by sending your tax-deductible contribution today.
For more information about Forgotten Felines of Forsyth, please visit our website at www.forgottenfelinesofforsyth.org
MISSION STATEMENT
The humane management of forgotten felines (feral, semi-feral, and stray).
Contact Information
Forgotten Felines of
Forsyth
302-A South Stratford Road, Box 3
Winston-Salem, NC 27103