Community Cats

They live in the shadows – alleyways, empty lots and condemned buildings – of almost every neighborhood. Their lives are short and usually harsh. They struggle to find food and water in an environment filled with constant threats of disease, starvation, cruelty and predation. They are the abandoned, the lost and the wild – and they need our help.

How can you be part of the solution in Kitsap County? TNR Kitsap (Trap-Neuter-Return) has a coalition of organizations ready to help. PAWS of Bainbridge and North Kitsap, Kitsap Humane Society, PAWS of Bremerton and Kitsap Spay Neuter Council all have resources to help you with feral cats.

If you feed feral cats contact us today for assistance with trap, neuter, return.

In From the Wild

All kittens under 6 weeks of age can be socialized and adopted into loving homes as part of our “In From The Wild” program. Please make every effort to contact us as soon as you see kittens. PAWSBINK has skilled foster homes that provide a loving environment and teach socialization skills to these kittens. While it is best to capture females and sterilize them before they are pregnant, it is imperative to capture kittens and remove them from the colony before they perpetuate the reproduction cycle.

If you would like to volunteer to work with feral kittens, you can get more information here.

 

Please do not drop off cats/kittens at our adoption centers – contact us via email or phone with details of your request. Also note that acceptance of found pets or surrenders may be limited and is based on shelter capacity.