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Our Mission
To improve the lives of the millions of cats living on our streets and support the compassionate people caring for them.
Fighting our way through
These are tough times for caretakers of feral and stray cats and the cats themselves. The pandemic has limited the availability of veterinary services. Paying for food can be a burden when income has been lost. Even traveling to a colony can be a challenge. But the bond between the cats and those who care for them is strong and Neighborhood Cats is here to help. Learn more about available COVID-19 Resources and why Trap-Neuter-Return is the best way to manage the cats.
Watch as Neighborhood Cats catches a few newcomers to a large, TNR'd feral cat colony at a Hawaii landfill.
Learn more about TNR!
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July 16, 2022 (10am - 5pm ET)
Online Feline Leukemia Day
Presented by Community Cats Podcast
Enter "Neighborhood" in the coupon code field and part of your registration fee will be donated to Neighborhood Cats
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Sunday! August 7, 2022 (2 to 4:30pm ET)
Neighborhood Cats TNR Certification Workshop
Now live and online! Hosted by the Community Cats Podcast and sponsored by Tomahawk Live Trap. $10 registration.
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September 10, 2022 (2 to 4:30pm ET)
Neighborhood Cats TNR Certification Workshop
Live and online! Hosted by the Community Cats Podcast and sponsored by Tomahawk Live Trap. $10 registration.
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September 17, 2022 (2 to 4pm ET)
Colony Caretaker Tips & Tricks
Free webinar presented by Neighborhood Cats and hosted by the Community Cats Podcast
Feral News Watch
The handy device does a good job with keeping the cats out. People? Not so much.
Posted Jun 10, 2022
Shafa survived two months on the 7th floor of a destroyed building
Posted Jun 05, 2022
They advocate for TNR, too, in Malaysia's capital
Posted Jun 04, 2022
21 year old Morag finds a new home in UK
Posted Jun 03, 2022