Our Mission 

Toni Smith
Owner
Michael Jones

Owner

Saving the lives of feral cats and kittens



Spaying/neutering feral cats and kittens in order to reduce overpopulation

 


Vaccinate every feral cat and kitten that is trapped 


Ear-tip every adult feral cat to signify that it has been sterilized


Provide wound care to any feral cat or kitten that requires it

Return the feral adult to its colony, providing its colony has a caretake


Re-locate the feral adult to a new home, providing the new home has a caretaker


Provide emergency care to abandoned kittens


Rehabilitate kittens and young feral cats and find them forever homes


Meet Our Team

​Many municipalities across the country have tried to solve the problem of feral cat colonies by capturing and killing them. However, with an estimated 70 million feral cats living in the US and an ability to quickly reproduce, euthanization has just not been feasible. Further, the public has been more inclined toward animal rights and less tolerant of senseless killing. Trap-neuter-(vaccinate)-release is effective and humane. 

In 2013, only 18 cats were spayed, neutered,  and vaccinated.  However, that number drastically increased to 69 in 2014. We have more than tripled out rescued cats to 182 in 2015. With your help,  we hope to save over 300 hundred cats and kittens this year!

If you think you can help us help the cats, please visit our Donate Page.  Every little bit helps, and everything goes to the animals.

We appreciate anything and everything.  You have our sincerest thanks!

Our Goals:

Feral Cats Need Love Too