For better or worse, community cats have a place in our city landscape. He may have came from the streets but its very clear that he was truly meant to be in a warm loving home. He has a large appetite due to his diabetes, but that can be managed with insulin and high-protein cat food. · there are an estimated 400,000 stray and feral cats living on the streets of philadelphia. High quality free spay and neuter surgery, vaccinations, flea treatment, and deworming for limited-income philadelphia residents and their cats. · for decades, philadelphia ’ s strategy for urban cat population control was “trap and kill. ” thousands of cats and kittens were trapped and euthanized each year — but without sterilization, the population didn’t decrease. With more than 10,000 cats and kittens entering acct philly annually, we’re thrilled to be able to provide access to more surgeries so that more community cats can be spayed or neutered. He enjoys climbing, watching tv, and cuddling. Our ultimate goal is to find each friendly cat we encounter the home and family they deserve. The health and safety of these cats , and the communities where they live, depend on the efforts of community cat caretakers and the availability of trap-neuter-release (tnr) programs. In 2024, we’ve already surpassed that by helping 970 cats and counting! We match cats in our care and potential adopters to find the perfect forever home. We brought them here in our service, they did the job we asked. · it’s not a stand-alone solution, but it’s the best way we have to stabilize cat populations, while advocating for better funding, policy and education.

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