About Catkins Feral Cats
Our Mission
Catkins Feral Cats is a nonprofit organization located in Oregon, dedicated to the humane care, management, and advocacy for feral and community cats. Our mission is to reduce the suffering and overpopulation of feral cats through a comprehensive program of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), colony monitoring, public education, and the adoption of socialized kittens and cats when appropriate.
We provide the following services:
- Implementing Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) to humanely reduce and stabilize feral cat populations.
- Providing medical care, including vaccinations and spay/neuter surgeries.
- Supporting volunteer caretakers with resources, food, and guidance for managed colonies.
- Educating the public about responsible community cat management and the importance of spaying/neutering.
- Offering foster and adoption opportunities for socialized or adoptable cats and kittens.
Catkins Feral Cats operates entirely on donations and volunteer support, with all funds directed toward our nonprofit efforts, medical care, and community outreach initiatives.
About Us
Our staff & volunteers
We are run by owner-volunteers dedicated to community outreach for feral cat care. Join us in our mission to help feral cats by volunteering or making a donation. Your support is crucial to our efforts in providing care and advocacy for these often-overlooked animals, including our Trap-Neuter-Return initiatives.
Our history
We started rescuing and helping cats many years ago in a different state. After losing our home to fire, moving to an apartment where we had to limit our outreach efforts and close down all efforts. Since relocating to Oregon, we have rekindled our commitment to community outreach by focusing on feral cat care and implementing Trap-Neuter-Return programs to assist both cats and our community.