Feline Lifeline
of South Carolina

What we do

 

Feline Lifeline's mission is "to give homeless cats a chance," not after they are taken to a public animal shelter, but while they are still living on the streets, eating out of trash cans and surviving long enough only to produce a litter or two of kittens doomed to the same fate as their parents.

 

Feline Lifeline helps cats living outdoors in "colonies." Most colony cats are too fearful of humans to become pets, so they are trapped and taken to a veterinarian for vaccinations, spay or neuter and treatment for fleas and worms. Other health problems are also given veterinary care. The cats that cannot be tamed are then returned to the places where they had been living, but their living areas are improved with shelters (where possible) and the cats are fed daily. 

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Please note: Feline Lifeline is NOT a shelter or sanctuary for cats. Volunteers use their own homes to foster cats and kittens they rescue. Therefore, while our volunteers are glad to advise and assist people seeking homes for cats, lack of space in foster homes usually prevents Feline Lifeline from taking in cats and kittens not rescued from the cat colonies we presently maintain.

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We are proud to be a Petco Foundation partner. We have received approximately $9,630 in grants from the Petco Foundation since 2014. Many of our adoptable cats can be seen in Petco stores in Greenville, Simpsonville, and Clemson, South Carolina.

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- Ralph Carbone, director

Kitten of the month

 

Hi! I'm Chucky! Wanna play? I was found in a sewer drain near Halloween, and after living it up in foster care, I'm ready for a home of my own. Learn more about me on Petfinder.

Cat of the month

 

Hey there! I'm Monkey, a very special kitty. I'm a bit older at almost 12 years old, but don't hold that against me. I'm a flame-point Siamese who was declawed by my previous owner, which has left me a little shy. Still, I'm very sweet once I warm up to strangers. Please give me a chance! Check me out on Petfinder.