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Feral Cat Assistance & Trapping


Do you need help with free roaming cats? Do you want to help them but don’t have the resources and don’t know where to begin?
Call FCAT.

Are you seeing or finding kittens? Call FCAT

Feral Cat Assistance & Trapping has been involved in TNR for over 21 years. FCAT has TNR’d over 21,000 cats/kittens. ​ If you include adoptable kittens or cats as well as Spay/Neuter assistance for low-income families, the number is well over 25,000.

Who we are:

Feral Cat Assistance & Trapping (FCAT) is group of dedicated volunteers who provided assistance and education to trap feral cats, spay or neuter (S/N) them, and then return them to where they were trapped. This is a process called trap, neuter, & return (TNR) and is considered one of the most humane methods to control feral cat population.

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What we do:

FCAT has one mission: to control the population of feral cats through the use of TNR.
FCAT provides assistance and education to help people & volunteers trap, neuter, and return cats.
A network of volunteers go out to assist with TNR where feral and/or stray cats are gathering.
Once caught, the carriers are labeled with the cats’ locations and they are tended to while awaiting their spay/neuter surgery. Each week dozens of cats are transported to spay/neuter clinics. After the surgeries and ear tips (to identify them as fixed), they are again cared for while they recover. Once recovered, they are then returned to where they were trapped and released.

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Who we help:

While FCAT is located in Seattle WA, we are able to offer global assistance in the form of education, suggestions, and outreach through a vast network of supporters. Please do not hesitate to contact us! We will do everything we can to try to provide assistance.

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What is TNR?

Trap the feral/stray cat then ​

Neuter (or Spay) the cat then

Return the cat back to where it was trapped. ​

This is considered one of the most humane methods of managing feral cats.

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Need Assistance?

call 206.427.6454
email: [email protected]

When you contact us, please be sure to include name, location, issues/concerns, and your contact info!

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