Help Whiskers World care for community cats

Hi everyone! As many of you know, a small group of feral cats decided to shelter in my garage this past winter. None of them were ear-tipped so I wanted to get them spayed and neutered before the small group of cats became larger but I had no experience with TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return).

A cat rescue in NEPA has helped me tremendously to get these cats TNR'ed. They loaned me their humane traps and even sat outside with me for hours on "stakeouts" to help me trap the stubborn, seemingly untrappable cats. I could not have done this without them!

As of today May 3, 2025, with the help of volunteers from Whiskers World, I've successfully TNR'ed four feral cats, two females and two males. Only one feral cat remains to be TNR'ed and we will hopefully catch him next week. All cats were also given vaccines and treated for fleas and ticks.

I want to give back to Whiskers World since they helped me. They do so much for homeless cats and the NEPA community. Whiskers World, Inc is owned and operated by women who work tirelessly to care for stray & feral cats and they'll put all donations to good use.

Whiskers World Inc is a 501c3 non-profit, all volunteer organization comprised of a group of animal loving friends who have, for over 10 years, been caring for homeless animals with their own money. Collectively, they have taken care of well over 1,000 cats. They trap, neuter & return them to their colonies. They then continue to care for them, feeding them daily & providing shelter for them. They provide veterinary care when needed, rehabilitate & home any cats that cannot be returned to their existing colonies. This charity was formed in order to hopefully raise more funds to further their mission & eventually build a shelter so that they can help even more animals live happy, healthy lives.

Every contribution, big or small, makes a real impact. Even just a few dollars can help move this mission forward and reach those who need it most.

Thank you in advance for donating or just sharing this GoFundMe campaign and as always stay tuned for more cat posts!