How to Help

Every cat in this colony has received veterinary care thanks to the generosity of neighbors like you. Here’s how you can make a difference.

Veterinary costs add up quickly — each TNR visit includes trapping supplies, spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, and follow-up care. Your donation goes directly toward the health and wellbeing of these cats.

Donation options coming soon. In the meantime, reach out via the contact page if you’d like to contribute.

Other Ways to Help

Spread the word. Share this site with neighbors. The more people who understand these cats are cared for and fixed, the safer the colony is.

Don’t relocate them. These cats have been TNR’d and are being monitored. Moving them disrupts the colony and can undo years of work. If you’re concerned about a specific cat, please contact us first.

Feed responsibly. If you’d like to help feed the colony, please coordinate with the caretaker so feeding happens in consistent locations and at consistent times.

Trap & report newcomers. If you notice a cat that doesn’t have an ear tip, it may be a new arrival that hasn’t been TNR’d yet. Please let us know so we can humanely trap and get them fixed.

Sponsor a cat. Help offset the cost of a specific cat’s care. Learn about sponsorship →