How to Help "Community Cats"

"Community cats" are feral or "wild" cats that live in and around our community but are not friendly to humans. They are distinguished from a stray cat, which is a pet cat that has been lost or abandoned. Community cats often live in small colonies which can be successfully managed by humans through TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) to help control disease and overpopulation. Click the links below for more information.

National Organizations

• Alley Cat Allies
• Best Friends Animal Society
• Neighborhood Cats

Michigan

• Alley Cat Angels: Battle Creek
• Community Spay-Neuter Initiative Partnership: Kentwood (spay/neuter
• Carol's Ferals: Grand Rapids
• Capitol Area Humane Society: Lansing (kitten rescue)
• Cascades Humane Society: Jackson County (trap loan, spay/neuter)
• For The Love of Cats: Ann Arbor
• Hamtramck Cat Assistance Team: Hamtramck
• Humane Society of Huron Valley: Ann Arbor
• Mid-Michigan Cat Rescue: Grand Ledge
• Paws of Michigan : Southeast Michigan
• Pawsabilities: South Lyon
  
• Pet Angel Adoption and Rescue: Frankenmuth
• Precious Animal Welfare Society: Riverview
• Project Kitty Connect: Redford
  
• Wayne County Coalition for Animals