Cat Adoption & Pet Information Center

Bluey is a once owned cat who was left behind to fend for himself. A Capic member got a call from Elizabeth town about an intake for a friendly cat with bad foot injuries.

We collected him same day with the help of local ppl who have been caring for him.

We rushed him to the vet, where they determined his inuries were quite severe they needed to do an xray to see if he had any broken leg(s).Thank god both of his back feet are normal as far as the bone. Either he was hit by a car or bit by another animal or even worse: BOTH. Severe soft tissue trauma is visible on both his feet, which made his neuter surgery delayed. He has to kick off this infection first to be able to have further care. Please help us cover his expenses so we can continue to help him an other cats in need. Bluey is a very good boy, super affectionate and very grateful for all we have done for him.

Capic Cats received a call from a woman in desperate need of help with TNR. She has been witnessing cats, kittens running around in front of the building complex they live. Exposed to the elements day and night. The building manager does not want tenants to care for the cats and tried to lock them out from the little shelter they found around the building complex. These cats know the feeder but are shy and scared of strangers.

They must get the very needed spay and neuter surgery so the existing number does not get out of control. We are happy to help them assist them with the entire process, but we need your help to be able to finance the surgeries so we can continue to save more lives by TNR-ing as many as we can. So far, we have gotten 6 cats, and each time, another identical looking cat comes up that we did not know about. We are out trapping as we write this. Our team tries everything possible to get the care for all these animals, having a better chance for life. With your donation, we can help more cats in need. Any little bit is appreciated.

Thank you,

Capic Cats team

Mac was abandoned by his owners six months ago. A local caretaker has been caring for him but the other cats do not like him. He received a deep bite wound from another cat and needs care. He is such a sweet boy and would never hurt a fly. He is so scared and needs a soft landing.

My name is Katie and I volunteer for a nonprofit CAPIC Cats in Raritan NJ. We are a TNR organization that TNRs feral cats and finds fosters and homes for friendly cats in need.

Mac will be treated at a local vet and be kept at the headquarters of our organization until he breaks heals. He could use a loving home as well when he recovers. The poor boy has been through so much.