What We Do
We trap and spay or neuter feral and unowned cats, keep them for surgical recovery, and return them to their familiar outdoor homes.Â
In situations where there is no reliable person willing to feed them, we also take that on whenever possible or find neighbors to do so.Â
When feral-born kittens are trapped while young enough to be socialized for adoption, we socialize them and get them into adoption programs such as Kitsap Humane, Humane Society of Mason County, or PAWS. (We do not do adoptions ourselves.)
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We also assist pet owners in finding out what low-cost spay/neuter clinics and vouchers they qualify for, loan out humane traps for feral cat caretakers willing and able to do the trapping themselves, and loan out cat carriers for cat owners who don't have carriers to safely take their cats to the spay/neuter clinic.
Locations
Kitsap Feral Feline Fixers
Spay/Neuter Key Peninsula
Helping homeless cats and their kind caretakers in North and Central Kitsap through TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) of feral and unowned/homeless cats, kitten socialization programs, and cat colony feeding help.
Providing TNR assistance and humane trap and cat carrier loans in Key Peninsula, Gig Harbor, and Port Orchard. We also help pet owners (regardless of location) figure out which low-cost spay/neuter clinics and voucher programs they qualify for.
Cat overpopulation and homelessness are a problem all over the world. TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) of feral and unowned cats is the humane, effective way to improve the lives of the cats already here AND prevent even more overpopulation!
Like pretty much every TNR effort everywhere, we are ENTIRELY volunteers - no one in our organization is paid for this work, nor does the organization receive any "government" money. All costs are paid through (tax-deductible) donations from kind people like you (and sometimes out of the personal pockets of the volunteers doing the work, too).