Why this work matters
In a rural community, getting food or veterinary care for an animal can be difficult. CAAT's approach brings neighbors together around practical support and humane care rather than operating as a shelter or rescue. Need support now? Start with Get Help.
Food support
CAAT offers monthly cat and dog food assistance, with an equivalent canned wet-food substitution available in place of dry food. See the food allotment and details.
Veterinary assistance
The group considers veterinary assistance case by case. The amount depends on available funds; no payment or approval is guaranteed.
Spay/neuter assistance
CAAT also considers spay/neuter assistance case by case, depending on available funds. Ask about assistance.
Community cats and TNR
CAAT offers trap-neuter-return (TNR) and covers the entire service cost. Donations are appreciated but not required. If you know of a community cat colony, use the reporting tool below or email CAAT to share what you know and ask about next steps.
The progress map may show specific or planned locations. Please send private contact details directly to CAAT rather than posting them publicly.
A gentler path for community cats.Humane care begins with listening to the neighbors who know them.
See our impact
Explore the Our Impact preview for the measures we are preparing to share. Figures will appear only after their definitions, reporting periods and accuracy are checked.