We met 48 new cats in November and thanks to all of you we spay/neutered 39 – and paid the vet bill in full đ±
Zamira Guerra
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Donât forget to #RoctheDay Tuesday Nov 28th. RocKats is participating in this daylong local fundraiser which raises
awareness of our communityâs hardworking nonprofits and provides a secure site where you can donate.
Fall has been beautiful and enjoyable for these outdoor cats but we dread the winter. Next week we take a break from clinic appointments and will be replenishing supplies to insulate existing shelters and make some new ones.
October was busy with fundraising but we were also busy on the city streets. 41 lucky cats were spayed/neutered. An additional 13 kittens are now safely indoors.
In August, 41 adult cats were spayed or neutered and 16 kittens were scooped up or trapped. We also had some stolen feeding stations, stolen cat shelters, Kia Kidz leaving stolen cars and broken glass where the cats are fed, the never-ending stream of abandoned pet cats who enter our traps.
Saturday was International Homeless Animal Day, created in 1992 to spread awareness of the problem of pet overpopulation. The global problem of cat overpopulation and a scarcity of affordable spay/neuter appointments is something we see everyday here in Rochester This fortunate group of felines, having their daily morning meal, is […]
We are so grateful for the support and generous donation we received from Kids Art Supporting Animals (KASA). KASA sold their amazing hoodies, tees, and other goodies at @thelittletheatre last weekend during the CatVideoFest 2023 to help us spay/neuter more city cats!
Here are some of the 47 beauties we helped in July. Most were returned to their colonies after spay/neuter.
Relocations are a last resort for feral cats â done only when the environment is dangerous, there is no reliable feeder, or when cats are unwanted and threatened.
Thanks to the terrific vet staff at @lollypopfarm and @rochestercommunityanimalclinic, we spayed 32 females and neutered 19 males in June.