
August 8, 2026 - Feral Fixers Adoption Event! - Feral Fixers will be hosting an adoption event at the 330 Eisenhower Lane N Feral Fixers building in Lombard, IL, from 12pm to 3pm. Watch our social media pages throughout the week to see which cats will be attending the event this weekend. Most of our cats are in foster homes throughout DuPage County and we bring about 20 of them to the building for each adoption event so potential adopters can meet them and see if they are the purr-fect match! If you see a cat that you are interested in, but they won't be at the event, we can always schedule a private meet and greet! Check out our adoptable cats and kittens and fill out an application to be pre-approved by Friday August 7th at noon. Only pre-approved adopters can take home a kitten same day!

August 16, 2026 - Feral Fixers Adoption Event! - Feral Fixers will be hosting an adoption event at the 330 Eisenhower Lane N Feral Fixers building in Lombard, IL, from 12pm to 3pm. All of our cats/kittens are in Foster homes, are spayed/neutered, current on their vaccinations, microchipped, dewormed and FeLV/FIV tested. If you would like to get pre-approved for same-day adoption, please email us (by noon Friday, August 14th) at
July 1st through September 1st - Coffee for a Cause! Coffee For A Cause is a very simple fundraiser, you order coffee, Feral Fixers receives 33% of the purchase price of $24/bag. What is unique is that immediately upon your order being processed – the coffee is shipped! No waiting til the conclusion of the fundraising dates in order to receive your coffee! Gives you time to order more than once! Yeah, we’re promoting this as the temperatures are in the 90’s! Click here to learn more and to purchase your coffee!
July 4th through September 4th - As If They Were Our Own Fundraiser! Two years ago, a tiny, hissy tabby kitten named Howie arrived at Feral Fixers after being trapped alone. His tough exterior quickly melted into a loving personality. He suffered mysterious seizures caused by a sesame-seed-sized tick on his head, which was removed just in time. Weeks later, severe parasites caused persistent diarrhea and repeated rectal prolapses, requiring emergency surgeries and aggressive treatment. Despite everything, Howie stayed remarkably sweet and cuddly. He was adopted in fall 2024 but returned last month overweight and shy. With love and care, he’s regained his affectionate nature and is now on a diet while searching for his true forever home. Howie is just another example of how we treat every cat we come across As If They Were Our Own. A very generous donor has promised to TRIPLE MATCH every dollar we raise in this fundraiser. If you donate $25, it becomes $100. If you donate $100, it becomes $400. We have set a goal of $15,000 for this fundraiser and, if it's met, the matching $45,000 from this donor would give us $60,000 that we very much need to be able to treat all cats we encounter As If They Were Our Own... Click here to read more about Howie and to donate.