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Adoptions

Some of our feral cats have been socialized and are ready for adoption.


Want to Adopt?

We have had great success with the UWF Campus Cat Program and limited the number of kittens born on campus. If young kittens are born or found on campus we try to trap them at about 8 weeks old with the goal of finding them a loving home. All kittens adopted out are fully vetted (if/when possible). Each kitten may spend several days or weeks in a foster home. Our foster families spend hours each day with the kitten(s) to socialize them and learn personalities so we are able to match them up with the best furever family. When we feel they are ready to go to loving homes, we post them in @UWF Faculty and Staff Newsletter. If you are willing to open your home up to an awesome kitty please contact Nicole McDonald, nmcdonald@uwf.edu.

Cats/Kittens Available for Adoption

Skittles - Skittles is a 10–12-week-old male white-and-tabby kitten. He was found under the dumpster behind Building 22 when he was just 5 weeks old.

This sweet, loving little guy is ready to find a home of his own. He loves to play and would be happiest in a home with another furry friend. Skittles has been fostered with other cats and two large dogs, so he is well-socialized and comfortable around both.

He is litter box trained, has received his first round of vaccinations, has been dewormed, and is on monthly flea prevention.

When he is old enough, the Campus Cat Program will coordinate his neuter.

 Please contact Nicole McDonald, nmcdonald@uwf.edu, to adopt.

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Updated: 7/30/2026