We schedule our trapping each week based on requests from colony caretakers. They know their “regulars”– cats who have been showing up consistently to eat. After spay/neuter, they’re returned.
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In January, 16 of the 32 cats who were spayed or neutered moved indoors after their surgery or stayed with us and will go up for adoption soon. Want to help the skittish cat on your porch, the cats on your block, or volunteer with us? Register for the Neighborhood Cats TNR Training.
We had an incredible 2023 thanks to our amazing community. Here’s to more in 2024 🐱
We worry so much about the cats in the frigid weather. Our volunteers worked diligently to make and distribute as many insulated shelters as they could before the temps dropped. We are also so grateful for additional shelters that were donated.
Merry Christmas from all of us at RocKats
Another incredibly busy month with the ability to impact the lives of 40 cats so far
Carmine is estimated to be about 10 yrs old and in need of ongoing medical care. He loves to eat and sleep and seems to love most of the attention he is getting. He doesn’t love the attempts to remove the layers of grease and grime so it happens little by little.
We met 48 new cats in November and thanks to all of you we spay/neutered 39 – and paid the vet bill in full 🐱
Don’t forget to #RoctheDay Tuesday Nov 28th. RocKats is participating in this daylong local fundraiser which raises
awareness of our community’s 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.