Our dream is to live in a community where all feral & stray cat populations are neutered and healthy, no kittens are born on the streets, and all cats in need of a home have one. Until that time, we will continue to do all that we can do to make that dream a reality.
Our Mission
To create a better life for feral and stray cats in our community by reducing overpopulation and providing education on the importance of neutering pets.
Our Focus
Trap Neuter Return (TNR)
TNR (Trap–Neuter–Return) is a humane and effective way to address the overpopulation of homeless cats. It saves lives and stops the breeding cycle. A single pair of breeding cats can produce two to three litters each year—leading to as many as 420,000 kittens over just seven years. By spaying and neutering, TNR improves the lives of cats, reduces community concerns, decreases complaints, and prevents countless unwanted litters. With the support of the community, we can make a real difference in reducing overpopulation.
Education
Education is key to reducing the number of feral and stray cats in our community. We work to spread awareness about the importance of spaying and neutering pets, as well as practical ways to prevent cat overpopulation. By attending local events, writing articles, and engaging in conversations whenever possible, we aim to start meaningful dialogue, dispel common myths about feral cats, and share ways the community can get involved and help.
Adoption
When we can, we rescue cats and kittens from the areas where we’re working to reduce overpopulation. They receive needed medical care, spay/neuter surgery, foster care, and socialization to prepare them for adoption. We don’t have a shelter—every cat and kitten is fostered in the homes of our volunteers. Because they live in a home environment (not in cages), our fosters get to know each cat’s unique personality and can help match you with your perfect feline companion.
Meet Some Friends in Need of a Forever Home
These sweet kittens & cats are looking for their forever homes — and once they’re adopted (and they will be!), more will be ready soon. Mouse over their photos for a quick peek at their info, or click to see full details and links to their Petfinder ads. For adoption guidelines, visit our Adoption page and submit a Contact Us form if you’re interested.
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Please note: all our cats and kittens are mixed breeds. While it’s natural to be drawn to certain colors or breeds, we’ve found that focusing on personality first is the best way to find your perfect match — after all, color doesn’t determine temperament.​
We recently rescued over 40 cats from a hoarding situation, many of them young, healthy, social, and full of love. We haven't got them all posted here (we are working on it), but you can view our flyer here for more details. If you’re interested in giving one (or two!) of these sweet cats a a loving home, please contact us and we’ll be happy to share more information.
