To achieve the city and county's no-kill goals, we need to address the feral problem as a community. Volunteers like you are already trapping, sterilizing, vaccinating, and returning feral cats to managed feral colonies. There, a caretaker feeds and monitors the cats, intervening when a problem occurs. Feral cats in managed colonies live a safer, healthier life as fighting, disease, and overbreeding decline. Even as these cats' individual lives improve, the feral population atrophies.
Songbirds are safer, neighbors are happier, and the cats are healthier.
Best of all, the mindless killing of unwanted animals diminishes. Visit the other pages of this site to learn more, or see our Frequently-Asked Questions .