Introduction
Cats aren't naturally wild animals.
Some are out there because they strayed. Who wouldn't want to explore on a nice May evening and think they could make it on their own? Come August when they are scratching and bitten by fleas and ticks or December when they can't find food or a nice warm couch it no longer is so appealing but they are cats- they didn't go to school and didn't take Survival 101.
Some were put outside when the baby came, when the child sneezed, when the teen lost interest and Mom and Dad didn't care enough to be responsible. Those cats, if not spayed and neutered, multiplied and their kittens, if they survived, became feral through lack of early handling and may never be comfortable with human interaction.
What can we do for these cats? We can capture them, neuter and spay them, vaccinate to protect them, release them and often set up feeding and shelter areas for them.
Sometimes they stay around. Sometimes they wander off or are chased away. What we do gives them a better chance of survival and reduces the likelihood of more homeless and vulnerable kittens and cats.
Join us
A $10 or more membership donation will help in many ways. But if your pockets are empty please still join us. There is much to do now and one day you may inherit a large ranch and want to have many acres where these cats can live naturally in fields and by steams and sleep peacefully at night in little cabins you have built for them. You see why we want to stay in touch!
We'll update our website with needs, projects, pleas and good news when we relocate cats. All your donations are tax deductible, as we are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.