Community Support

*Coming August 2026* Our goal is to provide free or discounted cat food and supplies to low-income families, ensuring they can care for their pets.

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Click here if you would like to donate items to the food pantry.

We will offer educational programs and summer camps teaching children about animal care, compassion, and rescue work, inspiring future advocates. *We are currently looking for a location. If you have a building available, please reach out!*

Starting Fall 2026, we will host educational sessions for the community on cat care, behavior issues, and proper handling techniques, helping pet owners better understand and care for their cats.

We are currently developing a cat therapy program where socialized cats can visit hospitals, nursing homes, or schools to provide comfort and emotional support.

This program pairs senior citizens with older, calm cats for companionship, with a focus on emotional support and wellness for both.

Local businesses now have the wonderful opportunity to support specific rescue initiatives or sponsor medical care for hard-to-adopt pets. Every business also receives a packet that they can share with employees and customers. If a certain pet has caught your eye, please reach out for more info!

Throughout the year, we will be hosting low-cost or free spay/neuter clinics to help reduce stray and feral cat populations, promoting responsible pet ownership. Our new sign-up page is coming soon.

If your business is struggling with a growing population of feral cats, our Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) and humane cat removal services can help. Our TNR program is a proven method to manage feral cat colonies by humanely trapping, neutering, and returning cats to their original location, helping prevent further population growth. For businesses needing immediate removal, we also offer safe, low-cost, and humane relocation services, ensuring the cats are placed in environments where they can thrive. Partnering with us means supporting both your business and the well-being of these cats, while also promoting a humane solution to cat population control.