Some views of Mary's haven in Stafford, Virginia Mary and her husband at work About 50 miles south of Washington DC is a haven for feral cats who otherwise would have no hope at all. It's a labor of love for Mary and her husband, who bought a secluded home with 26 acres so that they could share that home with feral cats. They receive no government funding and haven't yet had the time to apply for tax-exempt status.
Every cat can stroll in the sun outdoors.
Climb along the rope catwalks. Swing in the used tire tree. Climb real trees. Snooze in the barn. The area is completely enclosed, which keeps the cats safe from prowling hunting dogs.