Get Involved
Whether you can trap, transport, donate, or lend a paw, there's a place for you in our cat-loving community.
Ways to Lend a Paw
Transport
Transport volunteers help keep our mission moving. Because affordable veterinary care isn't always available nearby, many of our cats travel up to two hours for appointments. By providing a safe ride, you'll play a direct role in helping community cats receive the care they need. Flexibility is helpful, as appointment openings can sometimes become available on short notice.
Trapping & Releasing
TNVR Aftercare
Trapping is at the heart of what we do. Our trapping volunteers help community cats take the first step toward a healthier future, and it takes flexibility, patience, and compassion for both the cats and the people we meet along the way.
A safe place to rest can make all the difference. After surgery, community cats need a quiet, climate-controlled space to recover before returning to their outdoor homes. By providing a temporary recovery space away from household pets and distractions, you'll help ensure each cat has the best chance for a smooth recovery and successful release.
Fundraising and Donations
Every successful TNR journey is made possible by the generosity of our supporters. Donations and fundraising efforts help provide veterinary care, transportation, recovery supplies, and other essential resources for community cats. Every dollar makes a difference, helping more cats receive the care they need while reducing future litters and easing the burden on local shelters and rescues.