The address for Save Our Strays is Indian Rocks Beach, Fl. The real location is in the homes of volunteers who work relentlessly to save homeless cats of all sizes, shapes and colors. Save Our Strays has medically assisted and adopted out over 8000 cat and kittens since their beginning in 1995. There are no paid employees, just dedicated volunteers who provide shelter in their own homes, often working long hours tending to the needs of the felines in their care.

One very special volunteer, Donna Johnson, has had a busy month. She trapped, had tested, and spayed/neutered six solid black cats from the same yard in South St. Petersburg.
In her words:

“More are still more living there. These cats, from 6 months to a year, are very sweet and starving for love. They love to play and are good with my dog. Some have gold eyes; some green eyes. They are all at my home which is a challenge. Attached is a flyer that I would really appreciate your passing out. If you can ask around and help find a home for any of them, it will mean so much. Thanks, Donna 727 545-1116″

Bloggers – Please feel free to copy this message and cross-post! Anyone who can, please copy and distribute Donna’s flyer.

Adoption Notice

Black Beauties Need Loving Homes

• Five young black cats – 1 year to 6 months, Albert, Blake, Colleen, Doreen, & Edmund, to name a few.
• All rescued from a yard in south St. Pete
• Good with small dogs
• Love to play
• Tested for feline diseases
• Spayed or neutered
• Received Rabies vaccine
Call Donna at 727 545-1116


For more information, go to Save Our Strays, Inc.


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