West Hollywood Cat Rescue
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Together, we can FIX this! We are community VOLUNTEERS who ASSIST residents in #TNR through The City of West Hollywood Trap-Neuter-Return Program 😽 no cost spay/neuter for our community cats.
All we are saying is give Purrs a Chance -
Meow,
Renee & Mj
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It takes a village to herd a cat 😽 Contact US: WestHollywoodCommunityCats@gmail.com
All we are saying is give Purrs a Chance 
Wish list helps to care for our WeHo cats and kittens. Thank you.
Hey, San Diego! Turn your passion for helping cats into even greater action!
Thanks to a generous donor, we’re excited to announce funding for two Feral Cat Coalition (FCC) Trapper & Community Outreach Specialist positions as part of a one-year pilot program.
If you’re passionate about helping community cats and supporting humane solutions, we’d love to hear from you!
Learn more about the role, read the full job description, and find out how to apply here:
www.feralcat.com/employment-opportunities
Happy Caturday 😻scratch marks healed 🐈⬛ no more fighting for his life and food on the streets #friendlycat #weho
Purrfect idea ….Hey, San Diego! Turn your passion for helping cats into even greater action!
Thanks to a generous donor, we’re excited to announce funding for two Feral Cat Coalition (FCC) Trapper & Community Outreach Specialist positions as part of a one-year pilot program.
If you’re passionate about helping community cats and supporting humane solutions, we’d love to hear from you!
Learn more about the role, read the full job description, and find out how to apply here:
www.feralcat.com/employment-opportunities
Why are shelters and rescues always full when you turn to them for help? 😫
It's simple math:
The amount of animals needing assistance FAR SURPASSES the amount of organizations trying to help.
The overpopulation crisis can be overwhelming, but the good news is that the suffering and deaths of homeless animals is ✨100% preventable✨ through spaying and neutering. Despite recommendations and urgings from nonprofit groups, veterinarians, and public shelters and a growing number of free and low-cost spay/neuter clinics, many people still fail to provide their animal companions with this routine, lifesaving medical procedure.
How can individuals help?
✅ Educate with spay/neuter and TNR information; assist folks if you can!
✅ Foster, if you are able, to free up more space within shelters and rescues.
✅ Find out how to participate in TNR in your community. Even one kitty at a time helps tremendously!
✅ Spay and neuter ALL of your companion animals.
✅ Adopt from reputable shelters and rescues. Not only are you saving that life, but you are opening up a spot for them to intake another animal in need.
❌ Don't hand out free, unaltered cats/kittens without an adoption process.
❌ Don't acquire free, unaltered cats/kittens unless you know you can afford to have them vetted.
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If you see this happening online, comment! Politely let folks know why this is risky and how it can add to the overpopulation problem. Don't be silent. We are their voice.
