Help Us Feed and Care for Our Community Kittens

We never planned to become “the cat people,” but the cats in our neighborhood didn’t give us much of a choice.

For over 15 years, I’ve been helping community cats—feeding them, trapping them humanely, and getting them the care they need. We live in Easton, Pennsylvania, and work with the FURR organization in Bangor through a Trap–Neuter–Return (TNR) program. That means we humanely trap community cats, get them spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and then return them to their outdoor home or help place friendly ones into safe homes when possible.

I want to be very clear:

• I only use humane traps made by Tomahawk,

• And I constantly monitor the traps when they’re set.

The cats’ safety and well-being always come first.

Right now, we are caring for eight cats and kittens on a daily basis.

Just to feed them, we spend upwards of $10 per day – and that’s only food. The medical bills (spay/neuter, vaccines, medications, emergency visits) are completely separate and add up very quickly.

All of these expenses come directly out of our pocket.

I am medically retired and on a limited income, but I can’t turn my back on these animals who depend on us.

Your support will help us with:

• Daily food for eight cats and kittens

• Spay/neuter surgery to stop the cycle of more litters

• Vaccines and basic medical care

• Emergency care when one of them is sick or injured

• Humane Tomahawk traps, litter, and basic supplies to keep them safe and comfortable

Even $5–$10 makes a real difference because it literally turns into bowls of food and direct care for these animals.

If you’re not able to give much but still want to support us, you can also “buy me a coffee” here:

https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sergeantc7C

After 15 years of doing this almost entirely on my own, I’m finally asking for help.

Thank you for helping us continue this work. You’re not just feeding cats — you’re helping break the cycle of suffering through responsible TNR and compassionate care.