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Animal Friends Project Inc.
Animal Friends Project of Delray Beach, FL focuses on helping homeless cats in low income areas. We practice TNRM Trap Neuter Return Monitor of community cats. We help sick and injured animals by providing veterinary care and adoption whenever possible.
I was able to get four cats for surgery at Peggy Adams in West Palm Beach. One comes from the mobile home park on Skees Rd., very close to ACC, and 3 from the blue trailer at Pickwick mobile home park in Greenacres. Two of the cats are pregnant and one is the mother of beautiful kittens that found rescue through ACC.![]()
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I was going to trap for the special TNVR event at Furry Friends on Saturday but I had to cancel since I needed to be home while some work was being done . ![]()
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There are more unfixed cats at the blue trailer and I hope to get them soon.
Two more kitties are getting fixed at Furry Friends in West Palm Beach today 😃. They are from Lake Worth Village MHP.
I’m so grateful to Furry Friends for accepting this super friendly girl into their adoption program 💕. She comes from Altman Plant Nursery in Loxahatchee, FL. Through the years we have fixed and rescued many cats from there. Some have been injured and have died because it is a dangerous place for cats to live. ![]()
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This pretty girl was the only survivor of her litter. Her mom had another litter and the workers asked us if we could help them before they got hurt. Her mom and younger siblings went to rescue but ACC didn’t ask for rescue for her because she was older and healthy. They said she was fine to “Return to Home”. I am so thankful for the opportunity to get her into a great rescue that will find her the home and security she deserves. She is very friendly and sweet. She will make a family very happy. 💕
I was able to trap 3 cats at a mobile home park in Lake Worth. We had trapped there, I think 3 years ago, but there are many new unfixed cats at the same houses.![]()
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I get so many calls every day, most from the same places where we trapped before. We would need dozens of people trapping non stop to really make a difference.
Happy Easter! These kittens are 11 years old now! I hope they are doing well. They were accepted into Peggy Adams’ adoption program so they were adopted locally. I always see these photos on Easter and it brings me back to those days when we used to spend hours playing with the kittens we rescued.