Did you know that cats in Southern California breed all year round and not just during warm seasons like in many other states? Although we do see kittens all year, spring brings large waves of cat pregnancies and more kittens than any of our rescues or shelters can handle. While they are working on finding homes, we are working to prevent thousands of kittens from being born through our free spay/neuter program for community cats. This is the most crucial time of the year for the work that we do and we need your support to help us beat the heat! Last week, something happened that we had never seen before. Every single female community cat who had come into our clinic was either pregnant or lactating. Your generous contribution will prevent so many litters from being born on our streets. Please consider making a life-saving donation today. We estimate $75 goes into each community cat who comes through our clinics. Can you sponsor a spay? Ways to donate: ❤️ Instagram Fundraiser 🧡 Facebook Fundraiser 💛 Zelle: feralcats@cox.net 💚 Paypal link in bio or go to: http://paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/33733 💙 Venmo: Under the search, *tap Business* and search for @feral_cat_coalition_sd 💜 Mail a check to: 9528 Miramar Rd., PMB 160 San Diego, CA 92126 If you are interested in sponsoring a clinic, please email wendi.sdfcc@gmail.com #TogetherWeAccomplishMore #SpayAndNeuter #TNR #TrapNeuterReturn #KittenSeason #CommunityCats #FeralCats #Donate #Support #Volunteer Thank you Vanessa for your talent and designing this artwork. 😻 (fb)

Thank you for allowing us to save these lives. Without your donations, our team of trappers and community member Denise who allowed these cats to move to her property, they would not have made it out of that house. Not only did they make it out, they are now going to live a quality of life that every animal deserves. They can breath clean air and they never have to lay in their urine and feces anymore. They have a very cozy indoor space and will soon have an enriching outdoor space that will be safely enclosed. Best of all, their caregiver understands they are feral and to keep contact minimal. 💜 (fb)