West Hollywood Cat Rescue
We are VOLUNTEERS who ASSIST residents in #TNR 
The City of West Hollywood Trap-Neuter-Return Program offers FREE & LOCAL spay/neuter for our homeless cats. Together, we can FIX this! 
All we are saying is give Purrs a Chance 
Meow,
Renee & Mj
It takes a village to herd a cat 😽 Contact US: WestHollywoodCommunityCats@gmail.com
Wish list helps to care for our WeHo cats and kittens. Thank you.
Your Juliet has arrived! #adopt
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Happy Caturday 🐈⬛ We were called to #TNR this cat roaming around #weho Luckily the awesome feeder decided to keep and care for her - her 4 1/2 pounds was no match to defend herself on the streets.
Follow up on the story of the cat. It's Not as we initially thought. WeHo Community Cats was at the handoff today at the West Hollywood Sheriff’s Station and it was determined to be an honest mistake by the driver. We truly believe the driver acted with good intentions to help the cat.
We had hoped to capture a heartfelt reunion on video, but unfortunately, the exchange became uncomfortable—despite both the driver’s explanation and the Sheriff’s clarification- the cats owner continues to accuse the driver of theft.
Missing Cat Rescued, Not Stolen Says Deliver Food Driver After Safe Return in West Hollywood
wehotimes.com
A missing cat has been safely returned to its owner with help from the West Hollywood Community Cats group and the West Hollywood Sheriff’s Station on Friday.
Amazing!In Canada, even the coldest winters are being softened with a touch of innovation and compassion. Certain city parks now feature park benches equipped with fold-out insulated compartments — tiny warm shelters designed specifically for stray cats, dogs, and other small urban animals.
During snowstorms or freezing nights, these hidden compartments provide a safe, dry, and insulated space where animals can rest. The design is simple yet thoughtful: when not in use, the compartments fold seamlessly back into the bench, preserving the park’s aesthetics.
This initiative isn’t just about comfort — it’s about reducing winter mortality among urban wildlife and encouraging communities to share public spaces responsibly. Park-goers can enjoy the outdoors while knowing that vulnerable animals have a cozy refuge during harsh weather.
Photos from Lowe's Home Improvement's post
