Ontario Feral Cat Project - Ontario, Oregon

El Ontario Feral Cat Project es una organización dedicada a la protección y cuidado de los gatos salvajes en la región de Ontario, Oregon. Con una dirección clara en 84 NW 2nd St, Ontario, OR 97914, esta entidad se esfuerza por brindar un hogar seguro para estos animales mediante diferentes programas y servicios.

Uno de los principales servicios que ofrece el Ontario Feral Cat Project es el refugio para animales, lo que les permite a los gatos salvajes recibir atención médica, alimento y cuidado adecuados. Además, su ubicación es extremadamente accesible tanto para personas en sillas de ruedas como para aquellos que necesitan estacionarse cerca de la entrada.

La organización tiene un teléfono de contacto directo: 18232427, y una página web actualizada con información sobre cómo colaborar y apoyar sus programas: ontarioferalcats.org.

De acuerdo a las valoraciones en Google My Business, el proyecto ha recibido un total de 28 opiniones, con una media de 4/5, lo que demuestra el compromiso y la dedicación de sus miembros en la atención de los gatos salvajes.

Finalmente, para aquellos interesados en obtener más información o apoyar a esta valiosa entidad, se les recomienda visitar su página web ontarioferalcats.org. Allí, encontrarán detalles sobre cómo pueden contribuir, ya sea mediante donaciones, voluntariado o simplemente difundiendo la información sobre el cuidado de los gatos salvajes en su comunidad. No dude en ponerse en contacto con este grupo dedicado a la protección y bienestar de estos animales. El Ontario Feral Cat Project está listo para ayudar y necesita su apoyo.

👍 Opiniones de Ontario Feral Cat Project

Lich K.

1/5

Unfortunately, this place has quite a few issues. One being that they're so full up that they can't accept more cats. They really should attempt to expand or open another building. Probably easier said than done but it needs to happen. Many cats are homeless because they can't/won't take them in.

NASA3499

1/5

Unfortunately, I was not able to adopt a cat through these guys. I believe my application is still being processed, having now been 3 days since I first submitted AND spoke with someone. My understanding is that they are still trying to get ahold of my landlord...yes, that's right, before I can adopt they need to speak with my landlord because they didn't believe me when I said it is within our tenant agreement for me to have a cat. My landlord travels a lot and it can be difficult to reach him, but I have text messages of our conversation proving/confirming it's alright. The application also had quite a lot of personal questions, like asking for contacting information for my work...I'm not sure if they are also trying to verify that I have a steady job, which of course I do. At any rate, I simply went to Pet Haven in Nampa this morning and adopted a cat right on the spot with minimal questions asked. The entire process lasted under an hour and they were able to hook me up with coupons for food/litter, so I 100% recommend Pet Haven. Overall, I understand the folks at the Feral Cat Project are concerned that their cats will have a good home, but ultimately this has delayed the process, really soured the experience, and turned me off from adopting simply by the sheer amount if personal information needed to adopt a cat. Hopefully others have a better experience.

Mel G.

5/5

What a wonderful shelter for community kitties. They are a true blessing!!! I've sponsored kitties and adopted. Love supporting them by taking recycling and supplies needed. Please support this amazing organization that helps find home for kitties. Run by volunteers and truly provide so much for the animals.

Natalie H.

1/5

We tried to adopt a kitten through the Ontario Feral Cat project. We waited five days to find out that the cat had already been adopted after we had put her on hold. After expressing my frustration, I learned that they are severely understaffed and I asked that next time we be notified right away. The response I got said they were unable to reach my landlord, and then a large list of personal life issues the staff is having as a reason I did not hear back.

Jessica P.

5/5

I wish I could have brought home all the kitties. I adopted a pair of brothers and they have made my home complete. I'm so grateful that OFC didn't want to separate the brothers. Seeing them play together has been amazing and just the sweetest experience 💕.

TyNae H.

5/5

Very helpful and sweet. Let us take our time finding the right fit for our home

Tracy G.

5/5

It wasn't at a permanent place yet, or rarely known. But over the last 9-10yrs this place has been very helpful in getting us cat food when we couldn't afford it, spending and neutering our cats.
I appreciate everything they have done for us in the past 10yrs.
I hope they are still serving our community for in the years ahead.
Thank you all. Below is a picture of Scrappy Doo.

B. D.

2/5

Found an injured cat, always seeing posts thanking them for helping injured cats....
They asked me where i was located and then ignored me until the cat died. I've asked them for assistance on more than one occasion and NEVER gotten any help.