SAFCC Helpline 210-877-9067

San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition

Feeding outside cats? Get them fixed before they multiply. Sign up for our TNR Classes!

The first step is to attend a free, 65 minute class. The class will tell you everything you need to know and will provide a useful handout. We will also loan you traps to use and give you clinic info for free or low cost surgeries. Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is easy!

 

Sign Up For TNR ClassFrequently Asked Questions

Found a Stray Cat or Kitten?

You may consult our kitten flow chart for solutions and resources. If the cat is feral, consider taking our free Trap Neuter Return class.  Our Resources page has more information about low cost spay and neuter services. If you have found a cat or kitten you feel is adoptable please call our helpline (210-877-9067) or contact info@sanantonioferalcats.org for our full resource list.

Please consider adopting or fostering!

Kitten Flow ChartAdoptable Cats

Feral Surgeries Closures

  • There will be NO feral surgeries Wednesday July, 16 at SNAP (Spay Neuter Assistance Program)
Primary Services

What We Do

Trap Neuter & Return CLASS

This class teaches you how to trap .We help pay for every cat brought in by trappers. 

FOSTER & ADOPTION

We have a home-based foster program, that operates out of some Petco and PetSmart stores.

SPAY/NEUTER CLINICs

We work with SNAP, San Antonio Humane Society, Animal Defense League, and more. 

Watch Lucky the cat’s explanation of what we do, courtesy of the kids at Brakenridge High School!

For additional services please click here

Help save a life

San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Corporation that depends on donations to sustain its operations. We appreciate every donation, no matter the amount. Every penny donated is used in some capacity to help feral and stray cats. 

Adopt & Foster

Before adopting or handing over a found cat or kitten, please contact adoptions@sanantonioferalcats.org to confirm the person is actually one of our fosters. It has come to our attention that people not affiliated with SAFCC are claiming to be fosters.

Kittens of the Month

In honor of National Kitten Day on July 10, we have plenty of kittens available for adoption!

Meet Pantheon: a sweet and mild mannered kitten ready to complete your family!

Pantheon is from a litter of kittens a neighbor found in a large plant pot. The volunteer trapper in the area pulled and socialized the kittens, and they are now healthy and ready to find a place to call their forever home.

Pantheon is adventurous, but more laid back than his brother, Ziggs. He would do well in a home with another kitten or young cat to play with.


Ziggs is a little kitten with a big ball of energy, climbing, running, and wrestling with his brother, Pantheon, or a toy whenever he gets the chance. He loves to play, but also loves cuddles, instantly beginning to purr when you come in the room or pick him up.


After starting life in a feral cat colony, he’s ready for being spoiled rotten in a cozy forever home. Ziggs would do well in a home with another kitten or young cat to play with.

Bix is a special little kitten with a big heart. She’s grown into a confident, curious, and affectionate young cat. She has a soft gray and white coat and striking features that reflect her Siamese heritage–not to mention a wonderfully expressive voice. Bix is very vocal and enjoys “talking” with her humans throughout the day.

She loves being held, thrives on attention, and has a playful, adventurous spirit. She’s been raised in a home with other cats and dogs, and she does great with both. She adapts quickly, explores happily, and is as sweet as she is social.

Fill out an adoption application to welcome the newest addition to your family! We have plenty of cats and kittens patiently waiting to meet their families.See our adoptable cats & kittens here.

News

Community News

Thank You, Yvonne Saldivar

After 10 incredible years of service, we say a heartfelt farewell to one of our most dedicated volunteers, Yvonne Saldivar, as she retires from her role as our Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) Class Presenter. Yvonne has been the guiding voice behind our in-person TNR classes, empowering thousands of community members with the knowledge and compassion to care for San Antonio’s outdoor cats.

Saturday, June 14, marked her final class—an emotional milestone for all of us who have had the privilege of working alongside her. Yvonne, thank you for your years of exceptional service. You will be deeply missed, but your legacy lives on in every cat and caregiver you’ve helped along the way.

PetSmart National Adoption Week – July 21 thru 27

Meet your new feline friend during National Adoption Week!

From July 21–27, we’re teaming up with PetSmart to help our adorable cats and kittens find loving homes. With plenty of purr-sonalities to choose from, you’re sure to find your perfect match! Visit our adoptable cats at the following PetSmart locations:

Alamo Ranch – 5435 W TX-1604 Loop

Potranco – 415 W Loop 1604 S, Suite 119

Windcrest – 8520 Fourwinds Dr

Westover Marketplace (151/410) – 119 SW Loop 410 Dr

We hope to see you there!

Krispy Kreme Fundraiser – August 1 thru 10, Available Nationwide

From August 1–10, support the San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition by purchasing a dozen Krispy Kreme doughnuts for just $15—available nationwide!

Our goal is to sell 50 dozens. Every purchase helps fund our lifesaving work to reduce the outdoor cat population through TNR, rescue, and community outreach.

Not sure what to do with a dozen doughnuts? Here are some sweet ideas:

-Kick off back-to-school season with a treat for teachers or students.

-Brighten your office morning with a box to share with coworkers.

-Bring a dozen to your next gathering—birthday, brunch, or game night.

-Say thank you to a neighbor, local clinic, or caregiver.

Best part? It’s available nationwide, so friends and family across the U.S. can join in and support San Antonio’s community cats too. Be notified when the campaign launches by sharing your name and email address here.

Cat Video Fest 2025 – Opens August 2, 10% Donated Back

You already love watching cat videos—why not watch them for a good cause?

CatVideoFest 2025—is a 75-minute, family-friendly reel packed with the best and funniest cat videos from around the world. This exclusive event is only available in select theaters and brings cat lovers together for a joyous communal experience that also helps cats in need.

10% of the proceeds from local screenings will benefit the San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition! By attending, you’re not only enjoying an afternoon of whiskered entertainment, you’re also helping support TNR efforts, rescue, and community cat care right here in San Antonio. Since 2019, CatVideoFest has raised over $150,000 for animal shelters and rescue groups, helping to drive adoptions, foster programs, and community awareness.

Participating theaters are:

Alamo Stone Oak 6 – 22806 U.S. Hwy 281 N, San Antonio, TX, USA

Alamo Park North 8 – 618 Northwest Loop 410 Suite 307, San Antonio, TX, USA

Watch the Cat Video Fest Trailer below and visit their website to buy tickets.

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Richard Castle
16:37 10 May 25
The Feral Cat Coalition of San Antonio went above and beyond to help us care for a feral cat with a serious chest wound. We’re incredibly grateful for the work they do.
E Lizabeth
14:30 10 May 25
Fantastic resource. They have a great program with lots of low-cost or free resources, helpful videos, and a helpline. Check out the website and youtube channel.
Catherine Kuhle
23:43 16 Apr 25
Although I ended up not adopting A kitten from this rescue I love what they do and I think it’s so awesome that they have resources that can help people get feral cats spayed/neutered and get kittens and cats adopted out to families so they can get their forever home.
Angel Ozuna
23:37 06 Apr 25
Truly an amazing experience 🥰 friendly and caring ❤ thank you for you're your kindness 😊 may blessings overflow 🙏🏻
Jacqueline
23:24 06 Apr 25
Can’t say enough how much of a blessing it was to I d across this place 🙏🏻❤️🫶🏻 a special thank you to Melanie, thank you for being a God send 🥰
Susan Martinez
19:49 05 Apr 25
I really appreciate the work that the trappers do. They are very dedicated to helping people get their feral cats fixed to help control their population. They work until late at night trying to trap the cats. They are very nice and helpful.
Jose Perez
16:31 24 Mar 25
Very informative class I caught 4 cats my first try

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