Adoption times may be delayed due to limited veterinary availability for spays and neuters.
We, and all of our kitties, appreciate your understanding and patience.
The Foster Kitten Project
Saving Kittens One Bottle At A Time
The Foster Kitten Project is dedicated to rescuing orphaned and abandoned neonatal kittens.
Many shelters are unable to take in these kittens due to their intensive round-the-clock care, because of this; they are one of the largest groups euthanized in the United States every year.
Our mission is to provide these vulnerable kittens with comprehensive medical care, including spaying and neutering, to prevent overpopulation, suffering, and the spread of disease.
Together, we nurture a future where every kitten has the opportunity for a healthy, loving home.
Learn more about The Foster Kitten Project and our founder here.
Support Vets Get Pets
This amazing program that helps Veterans in our Community adopt pets is on hold for now while they replenish their funds. Let's help them by purchasing a license plate to help them get back to their mission.
***This program is temporarily on hold due to lack of funding. To help this organization you can purchase the vets get pets license plates.
Hopeful Paws: Long-term Feline Residents Seeking Furever Homes
The felines featured here have been in rescue with The Foster Kitten Project for more than one year, some for two to three years. These beautiful kitties are looking for that purrfect furever family to call their very own and they are very HOPEFUL it will be soon.
They are healthy, loving, and purrfect but can be a little shy, meaning they need someone patient enough to allow their personalities to come to life. We promise they are worth it.
"Will you adopt us or share our profiles on social media?"
Silly Billy
Born in a shelter where mom would not nurse. The shelter contacted FKP to help bottle feed.
Silly Billy is a beautiful house Panther. He can be a little shy at first. He loves a good head and back scratch. He enjoys playing with his toys and his litter mates. He loves watching the squirrels from the window.
Birthday 9/30/2023
Has tested positive for FIV. Cats with this diagnosis can live long healthy lives as well as living with cats with a negative virus status.
Adopt Silly Billy
Entered rescue: 11/28/2023
If you are interested in Silly Billy , please visit our website, www.thefosterkittenproject.org, and complete an application today.
The adoption fee for Silly Billy is $125 and covers age appropriate vaccines, tests, a microchip, and a spay/neuter. The adoption fee helps cover the cost of these vetting procedures.
An approved application is required prior to setting up the meet and greet. After the meeting, if you believe you have met your new family member, you would be able to take them home the same day.
Twinkles
Twinkles is a shy but very sweet girl. She is 3 1/2 years old.
She would enjoy a home that is quiet and preferably without other animals.
Twinkles kittens were born in a shed in South Omaha. It was not safe so neighbors took in the kittens for a few days. Once they realized how intensive the care was they called FKP. Twinkles was found and reunited her with her kittens in foster care. While in foster care Twinkles even took in an orphaned baby that was not her own. She is a wonderful mom!
Adopt Twinkles
If you are interested in Twinkles , please visit our website, www.thefosterkittenproject.org, and complete an application today.
The adoption fee for Twinkles is $75 and covers age appropriate vaccines, tests, a microchip, and a spay/neuter. The adoption fee helps cover the cost of these vetting procedures.
An approved application is required prior to setting up the meet and greet. After the meeting, if you believe you have met your new family member, you would be able to take them home the same day.
Your donation will help save the lives of desperate kittens in need.
See all of the kittens and cats that are available for adoption.
Rehoming Assistance
If the animals you have do not meet our criteria for surrender, we still want to help. We strive to provide pets with the best furever homes and recommend you contact other rescues and shelters. A list can be found on Share Omaha. You can also use a safe rehoming service such as adopt-a-pet.com.
We’d much rather help your family stay together. We know that having a pet isn’t always easy, but did you know that many resources can help you? Find help HERE.