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Help Us Get Feral Cats Off the Streets — For Good
***This is our continuous gofundme link that we keep up 24/7 so we can receive donations from people who cannot donate via other platforms. The donations received from this page are deposited weekly into our rescue account to support the daily needs of the rescue.***
We are a nonprofit feral cat rescue dedicated to doing more than just temporary fixes. Our mission is to trap, vet, socialize, and rehome entire feral cat colonies in our area — permanently.
Why? Because sending cats back to the streets isn’t enough.
While many rescues focus on TNR (Trap, Neuter, Release), we take it a step further. TNR helps, but it also leaves cats vulnerable. After being returned, cats are only vaccinated for one year. They still need daily caregivers, consistent food, shelter, and long-term medical care. Without this, their average lifespan drops to under 2 years. And even spayed or neutered, they can still harm local wildlife.
That’s why we work tirelessly to remove feral colonies from the streets entirely — giving these cats a real chance at life in loving, indoor homes.
But this work is hard. Socializing feral cats takes time, resources, and commitment. Most of our ferals are long-term fosters who need weeks or months to learn to trust humans. We invest heavily in their recovery and transformation — and we can’t do it without you.
Why It Matters
When you support our rescue, you're not just helping individual cats. You're:
- Reducing the stray/feral cat population
- Protecting local wildlife
- Relieving pressure on shelters and other rescues
- Helping prevent the spread of disease
- Improving your local environment and community
This is more than a rescue project — it’s a community effort.
Please Consider Donating Today
Your donation directly funds:
- Trapping and transport
- Veterinary care (including spay/neuter, vaccines, microchips)
- Long-term foster care and socialization
- Supplies like food, litter, toys, and shelter
- Adoption support and outreach
The Bigger Picture: Why Feral Cats Are a National Crisis
Feral and stray cats are among the most damaging invasive species in the U.S. According to numerous studies:
- They kill billions of birds and small mammals every year
- They have contributed to the extinction of at least 63 species
- They spread diseases to native wildlife and humans
- They experience inbreeding, leading to serious genetic issues
There are an estimated 60–100 million stray and feral cats in the U.S. alone. A single unspayed female cat can have up to 3 litters per year, each with 4–6 kittens. In just 7 years, one pair of unneutered cats and their offspring can produce over 400,000 cats.
This is why prevention, spay/neuter, and permanent solutions like ours are critical.
Together, we can break the cycle — and give these cats the lives they deserve.
Help us help our community. Donate today.
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