Our Story

Stop the Reproduction Cycle

Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary’s Vision is to end the suffering of unwanted cats. Your support makes this possible!

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Find ways to help support Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary with our quality products, where 100% proceeds benefit the sanctuary and our mission to stop the cycle of the over-population of stray cats.

The Heart of Our Mission

Meet some Furballs

Every cat has a story.  Meet the faces behind your support.  Some are now available for adoption! 

Monthly Sponsorship Program

Sponsor A Cat

Help support a Furball and share in their journey.

Our Soup Recipe

Infamous yet simple

We Cannot Take Your Cat

We are a sanctuary, not a rescue, and we do not accept socialized cats or strays from the public. 

VISIT

Visit The Sanctuary

Open 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Daily, including all holidays
3405 220th Street East
Faribault, MN 55021

Directions

From Highway 35 – Take Exit #60, MN-60 to the east for 2.4 miles, through town and follow it turns right on 1st Avenue North. Go south on 1st Avenue North for about 1.4 miles, during which it turns into Willow Street. Turn left on Glynview Trail and in 0.9 miles, turn left on 220th Street East. The Sanctuary is 1.4 miles ahead on the right.

All visitors or their guardians must sign a liability waiver before entry into the sanctuary. We ask you to respect the cats and their personal space or you may incite injury. Children must always be supervised.

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We can’t wait to see you!

LIVE FEED

Live! At Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary! (24/7)

Volunteer group at Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary
Community compassion saves lives.

VOLUNTEER

We need volunteers!

We are always in need of volunteers!

Are you a cat lover? Do you want to help make a difference for the local feral and stray cat populations? Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary (FFCS) provides housing and rehabilitation for hundreds of previously unwanted and suffering “not my cats.”

Are you at least 18 years old? Do you not mind getting dirty? Our cats pee, poop and puke! Can you commit to a regular weekly shift? We want you and your help!

Our volunteer staff are responsible for the daily upkeep and maintenance of the sanctuary. Without them, we would not be able to offer the excellence in sanitation and care for our 350+ resident cats.

Volunteers are expected to be able to:

Commit to a weekly 3-4 hour morning or evening shift.

Collaborate with each other to most effectively clean and sanitize the premises.

Be subject to cleaning and disinfecting solutions, including bleach.

Take pride in providing a clean and tidy sanctuary for our visitors.

Wear clothing that you don’t mind getting soiled.

Be timely and accountable.

Understand that the premises are livestreamed 24/7 on several platforms.

Be open to constructive feedback.

Want to see what they do?

To volunteer, you must first visit the sanctuary and mention Volunteering to the staff.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cats are in the Sanctuary?

Boris says we are caring for 350+ cats.

Can I bring you a cat?

No.  We do not accept socialized cats or strays from the public.  We only accept cats from professional trappers or other rescues that deem the cat unadoptable. 

In what ways can I support FFCS?
Are all the cats spayed/neutered?

Yes! We have our own on-site veterinary team which provides regular wellness care for our Furballs. We also have a feline sterilization program for the public called the Dr. Beverly Stephenson Spay/Neuter Program.

What can I do if I see stray cats in my area?

Please do not call us.  Contact your local animal control or humane society in your area.  Reach out to rescues.  Utilize social media platforms such as Facebook to post on rescue sites.  Please consider spaying/neutering the stray cats in your area so they do not multiply.  Be careful approaching any stray cat as you can sustain serious injury and/or illness if you are bitten.  If the cat appears injured, you can post on Facebook's MN Cats in Danger.

When do you euthanize your cats?

We prefer not to, but we will euthanize our cats when their life becomes simply existing.  Our focus is on their quality of life, their ability to enjoy, socialize and be enriched.  We offer surgical, arthritis and cancer care, but when their pain cannot be easily controlled, we will lovingly provide a peaceful and stressless end.