I have been to Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary and it is a place like no other. It is a clean, warm, safe environment for feral cats who were once unwanted. Julie has truly created a wonderful team of people who care for these cats. What she didn’t know when she started Furball was how many of us cat lovers who are passionate about Furball’s mission would become family.
Wonderful interview. I have been an FFCS follower and donator since March 2024, and I don’t miss a day of at least one of their various LIVES in You Tube and earlier videos and hours and hours of Twitch watching! 😂❤ Thank you.
I have been following Julie and the teammates at Furball Farm Cat Santuary for over a year now. This place is amazing and totally transparent. I started feeding the ferals/strays around my house and using their techniques I have managed to pet two of about 11 cats who visit. Those two cats would only hiss at me in the beginning. I am working with a trapper to get them spayed and neutered. I wish that part was going faster, but I have faith that it will get done. As a 501c3, any donations you make to the Sanctuary are tax deductible. Every donation warms your heart! If you are unable to donate money, please donate your time, by watching the videos, including the advertisements. That generates income for them as well!
Thank you for taking care of the cats in your neighborhood. I moved to Tucson 7 years ago and my first introduction to ferals. There are so many here. I now have one that I trapped and never released back. She is doing very well. I have one that took 2 1/2 years to touch. Now she comes in my house on a regular basis but I have not been able to make her a house cat. Maybe in another few years. It takes years but I am loving it. I plan on doing more once I am in my own place such as fostering and socializing cats. Remember some of those cats are not true ferals. They have been on streets so long that the ones that learn to survive then become feral after years on the streets. Those cats can be turned around but still takes years.
I have two stray cats, I absolutely adore. They have been fixed ( trap & release) we also have 3 inside cats, they stay inside. Their mom left them on our doorstep. Also been fixed. It’s been 6 years now. They are all happy & content. Love your channel of cat lovers.
I love this place! I am so grateful that Julie followed through on her dream. So many cat lives have been saved because of the sanctuary. So many cats, that never knew the feeling of love or safety, are living their best life now. They recently opened up an extension of the sanctuary, and it’s referred to as the playground. I’ve never seen so many happy cats! They are living in their own Heaven on earth!
It gives me peace to watch the Furball cats and the amount of love and care for these cats from the Furball family. It's just wonderful and incredibly humanitarian.
Summit: Thank you for hosting this inspirational view of Faribault, Minnesota's Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary from Julie Marvets, the owner, & visionary! I sincerely hope this helps to educate & open eyes of residents in their locality to understand the great service that Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary is providing to them. It is amazing how their social media presence has reached worldwide making Faribault, MN a destination vacation to visit the cats & volunteer at Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary!
What an excellent interview! Julie & her team of volunteers at Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary in Faribault, Minnesota, are amazing. The cats are so well taken care of and loved in a cage free environment. Everyone should follow their social media and/or visit if you can, and I can attest firsthand that you will love it if you love cats. Thank you, Summit, for your support of this wonderful sanctuary. Thank you from a 2+ year follower.
I first came across Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary on Facebook. My 10 year old cat disappeared and I was searching on the Lost and Found pages when one of their reels came on. I couldn't stop watching! Going on almost 2 years now, and let me say that this place has helped me emotionally, and has also educated me a lot about cats in general. Everybody involved should be commended for everything that they are doing for these innocent unwanted cats on the streets!
This was an amazing opportunity for Julie to pass on the experience of how to continue evolving to help their furballs they have and others that can be assisted thru followers participation.
I absolutely love this video.I live in a very rural area of Indiana. There are quite a few farmers around me, and of course the have barn cats. They will let them breed until they have to many then they start shooting them. I can't tell you the words I used. When I was at my vets I ask him if it was illegal to neuter your neighbors animals? He said not if they don't know,lol. We've had an agreement for almost 10 years now. As far as he knows I have 126 cats. He charges me for the anesthesia ❤
I'm going on my fourth year as a follower/ supporter of FFCS! Julie and her sister Janis are the absolute best, and they have the best volunteers. I can't say enough about the passion this group has for the cats, or what we'll take on to help them. They are simply amazing!!
Sometimes I love to just fall asleep watching and listening to the cats.. I wish they wouldn't talk so much all the time.. I want and need to observe the kitties!
Like Julie said, this feral cat rescuer in California became aware of Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary by one of the reels shown on Facebook. There are so many cat videos to watch but this one 'reeled' me in and I have been a follower since shortly before their dedicated feral cat building opened in May 2022. I am hoping that this interview with Julie gets wider range because she is such an educator about the plight of feral cats and what she has done and what we can do to tackle this cat overpopulation problem that begats more and more feral cats when not enough is done to humanely lessen the feral cat population. I think about what I could do for feral cats if I won the lotto but Julie is right when she says that it takes so much more than that to succeed. It's like we need to clone Julie to run this type of cat sanctuary in every county in the USA!! LOL! I know we can't do that but she does teach us cat lovers about feral cats and their behavior and it has helped me in my little world of rescued feral cats. I also agree with her about how TNR can't really work if the now spayed/neutered cat is released outdoors in places such a Minnesota where it's too cold in winter for these cats to survive. We don't have that problem in California but still it can be hard for a released TNR feral cat to live outdoors in this human-dominated world and we do need cat sanctuaries everywhere where they can be socialized and find forever homes. Thank you Julie for putting yourself out there for feral cats.
I love this place I myself have adopted one of my babies from furball and I love being there and helping and doing anything I can. great job Julie your bad a** sysco and our family loves you
I have been to Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary and it is a place like no other. It is a clean, warm, safe environment for feral cats who were once unwanted. Julie has truly created a wonderful team of people who care for these cats. What she didn’t know when she started Furball was how many of us cat lovers who are passionate about Furball’s mission would become family.
I have followed Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary for a few years now. They do amazing work. What a great interview from its founder Julie!
Wonderful interview. I have been an FFCS follower and donator since March 2024, and I don’t miss a day of at least one of their various LIVES in You Tube and earlier videos and hours and hours of Twitch watching! 😂❤ Thank you.
I have been following Julie and the teammates at Furball Farm Cat Santuary for over a year now. This place is amazing and totally transparent. I started feeding the ferals/strays around my house and using their techniques I have managed to pet two of about 11 cats who visit. Those two cats would only hiss at me in the beginning. I am working with a trapper to get them spayed and neutered. I wish that part was going faster, but I have faith that it will get done. As a 501c3, any donations you make to the Sanctuary are tax deductible. Every donation warms your heart! If you are unable to donate money, please donate your time, by watching the videos, including the advertisements. That generates income for them as well!
Thank you for taking care of the cats in your neighborhood. I moved to Tucson 7 years ago and my first introduction to ferals. There are so many here. I now have one that I trapped and never released back. She is doing very well. I have one that took 2 1/2 years to touch. Now she comes in my house on a regular basis but I have not been able to make her a house cat. Maybe in another few years. It takes years but I am loving it. I plan on doing more once I am in my own place such as fostering and socializing cats. Remember some of those cats are not true ferals. They have been on streets so long that the ones that learn to survive then become feral after years on the streets. Those cats can be turned around but still takes years.
I suffer from depression. Their videos help me get through the day. I love their mission and what they do.
Julie, your Angel ❤ that God's sent to care one of his creations.
I have two stray cats, I absolutely adore. They have been fixed ( trap & release) we also have 3 inside cats, they stay inside. Their mom left them on our doorstep. Also been fixed. It’s been 6 years now. They are all happy & content. Love your channel of cat lovers.
I love this place! I am so grateful that Julie followed through on her dream. So many cat lives have been saved because of the sanctuary. So many cats, that never knew the feeling of love or safety, are living their best life now. They recently opened up an extension of the sanctuary, and it’s referred to as the playground. I’ve never seen so many happy cats! They are living in their own Heaven on earth!
It gives me peace to watch the Furball cats and the amount of love and care for these cats from the Furball family. It's just wonderful and incredibly humanitarian.
Summit: Thank you for hosting this inspirational view of Faribault, Minnesota's Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary from Julie Marvets, the owner, & visionary! I sincerely hope this helps to educate & open eyes of residents in their locality to understand the great service that Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary is providing to them. It is amazing how their social media presence has reached worldwide making Faribault, MN a destination vacation to visit the cats & volunteer at Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary!
What a wonderful way to help a wonderful place
What an excellent interview! Julie & her team of volunteers at Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary in Faribault, Minnesota, are amazing. The cats are so well taken care of and loved in a cage free environment. Everyone should follow their social media and/or visit if you can, and I can attest firsthand that you will love it if you love cats. Thank you, Summit, for your support of this wonderful sanctuary. Thank you from a 2+ year follower.
i follow furball cat sanctuary and their great
Love this so much!! Thank you Julie!! You’re an inspiration!
I love watching Furball farms on UA-cam, the cats are so chill. Love the catio they just installed.
I first came across Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary on Facebook. My 10 year old cat disappeared and I was searching on the Lost and Found pages when one of their reels came on. I couldn't stop watching! Going on almost 2 years now, and let me say that this place has helped me emotionally, and has also educated me a lot about cats in general. Everybody involved should be commended for everything that they are doing for these innocent unwanted cats on the streets!
Awesome, I've been a Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary follower & supporter for 2 years!!!
This is great!!! Thank you so much for highlighting Julie and FFCS. Us followers are very passionate about Julie, the volunteers and the cats ❤
This was an amazing opportunity for Julie to pass on the experience of how to continue evolving to help their furballs they have and others that can be assisted thru followers participation.
I absolutely love this video.I live in a very rural area of Indiana. There are quite a few farmers around me, and of course the have barn cats. They will let them breed until they have to many then they start shooting them. I can't tell you the words I used. When I was at my vets I ask him if it was illegal to neuter your neighbors animals? He said not if they don't know,lol. We've had an agreement for almost 10 years now. As far as he knows I have 126 cats. He charges me for the anesthesia ❤
You are a saint.
The east bay regional park rangers in Oakland Ca. Estuary SHOOT CATS they say are harrasing birds. Alley Cat Allies sued those d. stards....
Thank you for being you !
Thanks for coverage of this feral cat sanctuary 😊 God Bless you.
I'm going on my fourth year as a follower/ supporter of FFCS! Julie and her sister Janis are the absolute best, and they have the best volunteers. I can't say enough about the passion this group has for the cats, or what we'll take on to help them. They are simply amazing!!
I adore Janis in her podcasts
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Who the flock wouldnt!!
Want to meet them someday!!!
Love to have a cat rescue but I suffer from um...
failed foster syndrome...
its ok if your rich....
love this interview.
Thank you for all the work you do for us and the lovely cats !
Tell n it like it is. Great job
Sometimes I love to just fall asleep watching and listening to the cats.. I wish they wouldn't talk so much all the time.. I want and need to observe the kitties!
Like Julie said, this feral cat rescuer in California became aware of Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary by one of the reels shown on Facebook. There are so many cat videos to watch but this one 'reeled' me in and I have been a follower since shortly before their dedicated feral cat building opened in May 2022. I am hoping that this interview with Julie gets wider range because she is such an educator about the plight of feral cats and what she has done and what we can do to tackle this cat overpopulation problem that begats more and more feral cats when not enough is done to humanely lessen the feral cat population. I think about what I could do for feral cats if I won the lotto but Julie is right when she says that it takes so much more than that to succeed. It's like we need to clone Julie to run this type of cat sanctuary in every county in the USA!! LOL! I know we can't do that but she does teach us cat lovers about feral cats and their behavior and it has helped me in my little world of rescued feral cats. I also agree with her about how TNR can't really work if the now spayed/neutered cat is released outdoors in places such a Minnesota where it's too cold in winter for these cats to survive. We don't have that problem in California but still it can be hard for a released TNR feral cat to live outdoors in this human-dominated world and we do need cat sanctuaries everywhere where they can be socialized and find forever homes. Thank you Julie for putting yourself out there for feral cats.
I love this place I myself have adopted one of my babies from furball and I love being there and helping and doing anything I can. great job Julie your bad a** sysco and our family loves you
This was a wonderful interview and I learned several things. So thank you!
Im 71 and cant retire cause I have 4 hungry ex ferals who need me to provide for them. God will find a way to keep me going!
Julie has an aura around her. anyone else see it?
The time it takes to criticise Julie et al....could be better spent earning cash to donate!
@@garyssimo So true! If all that energy was used better...
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