Help

There are many Organizations that can provide you with more information on how to trap and spay/ neuter a cat that you have been caring for and in some cases, help financially with getting them fixed and vaccianted.  Unfortunately, in most cases, that is the extent of the help that these organizations can assist with. There are not many places for feral cats to go. If they do end up at an Animal Control facility, they will be euthanized.

​Please visit the below organizations for more information and tips to get your feral kitty fixed and to properly care for them. 
  • Operation Cat Snip
  • ART
  • PAWS
  • ARF
  • Alley Cat Allies
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Operation Cat Snip​

Promote Trap-Neuter-Return as the humane method to reduce over-population of feral cats on the greater peninsula. 
​Email: [email protected] or Call: (757)329-5219

Animal Resources of Tidewater (ART)

If you want to help free-roaming cats in any Hampton Roads city, complete this online form: Spay/Neuter Assistance Application (Community Animals)

 ​Poquoson Animal Welfare Sanctuary, Inc. ​(PAWS)

The P.A.W.S. organization is dedicated to the rescue and placement of abandoned, abused, and neglected cats in Poquoson. Our vision for these animals is a safe place that will provide them with food, shelter, medical care, rehabilitation, and adoption opportunities. Spay/neuter is a priority.
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​Email: [email protected] or Call: (757) 868-1379

Animal Resource Foundation (ARF)

Animal Resource Foundation's Mission is to provide high-quality, affordable, spay/neuter surgeries as the non-lethal solution to pet over-population. ARF has spay/neutered, vaccinated and returned to their colonies over 400 feral cats. More info: www.arfva.org

Alley Cat Allies​

For help with direct and hands-on care, and to connect with local resources for advice and support with stray and feral cats and kittens, use our personalized Online Assistance Form: www.alleycat.org/response.
There are a couple groups on Facebook that are a great resource for connecting with other community cat caregivers: ​
Here is a link from the Humane Society with many more groups that may be able to help:

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