A Special Thanks
We are on Petfinder!
All of our cats and kittens are viewable on Petfinder. You can contact us through Petfinder directly or call us at 231-773-3030 or email us at info@faithful2felines.com.
If you see a cat/kitten you just have to meet reach out to us sooner than later as we cannot promise any of our cats/kittens will remain available.
Thank you for adopting!
About Faithful to Felines
F2F is not your average cat shelter. We are a 501 (c) non-profit cat and a no kill shelter. We are powered entirely by volunteers.
We give hundreds of homeless cats and kittens a fighting chance. We do not believe in finding our cats next home, but their forever one.
Will you join us?
Upcoming Events
Our Events give us an opportunity to highlight our shelter. We love meeting and educating the public and finding forever homes for our cats. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to us on Facebook, call us or send us an email.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Don’t see your question?
Reach out to us on Facebook, Email, Call or stop by during open hours.
We would be happy to answer any questions you may have.
FAQ
Are your cats’ fixed (Spayed/Neutered)? FIV/FeLV tested?
Yes. all of our cats are spayed/neutered and tested for FIV/FeLV before they are eligible for adoption. You can see what is included by visiting our adoption page.
What if the adoption doesn’t work out?
We understand that sometimes things just don’t work out. No worries! Just reach out to us on Facebook, Email, or call us and we will arrange a time to meet with you.
How long does the adoption process take?
Adoptions typically happen on the same day! Bring a carrier with you please. Don’t have one? That is okay too. We can lend you one of ours but please know we will require a $20 holding fee. When the carrier comes back we will reimburse you.
Are your cats’ litter boxed trained?
Yes! All of our cats are litter box trained. If you adopt one of our cats and they stop using the litter box, call your veterinarian right away as this can be a sign of an illness. Here is an excellent article on the topic.
How do I introduce my new cat to my other pets?
Slowly! First impressions are important even when it comes to cats. Cats can be territorial and when a new cat comes in unannounced many negative behavioral issues can start. Here is an article with more information on the steps you should take when bringing in a new family member.
Do you have any videos of your cats?
Yes! We do! Check out and subscribe to our YouTube channel.