Save a Stray Program!

Our goal is to find loving indoor homes for friendly stray cats who might have been dumped & those currently in unsafe outdoor conditions.

These adorable furballs need your help!

As many of you know, our shelters are overflowing, and taking more cats to them isn’t a solution.

That’s why we’re setting up a special fund separate from our TNR donations to help get more cats off the streets while controlling the stray cat population!

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This two-prong approach is the best way to assist our community with requests to remove cats & humanely manage the feral cat population.

We’re all in this together, and with your support, we can make a huge difference!

Are you ready to open your heart & home to a stray cat in need?

Join us in this mission & become a part of the change!

Every little bit helps, whether you adopt, donate, or spread the word!

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

Together, we can ensure a safer, happier community for both our feline & human friends!

6 Reasons to Save a Stray:

Saving a Life

Rescuing a stray cat gives them a second chance at life, especially for those that may not be easily adopted due to their circumstances.

Unique Personality

Stray cats develop unique and resilient personalities due to their experiences living outside. This can bring a special charm and character to your home.

Endless Love & Companionship

Stray cats have an incredible way of showing gratitude and love. You’ll gain a loyal friend who will fill your home with warmth and affection!

Health Benefits

The companionship of a cat can provide health benefits, including reduced stress and anxiety levels, lower blood pressure & overall improved mood.

Natural Pest Control

Cats are excellent hunters and can help control pests such as rodents in your home, providing a natural and chemical-free method to keep pests at bay.

Stabilizing Cat Populations

You help reduce the stray cat population in our community. This also helps shelters by reducing the number of cats they need to care for