Get ready to show off your Fiesta spirit and support a great cause! Our Neuter is Cuter Fiesta Medal is available now, both online and in-store at Monarch Trophy Studio.

Proceeds from each medal benefit the San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition, helping to care for and provide resources for local community cats in Bexar County.

Don’t miss out on this limited-edition, paws-itively adorable medal! Grab yours today and help us make a difference.

Thank you Monarch Trophy Studio for working with us to achieve this year’s design!

The next in-person TNR Class will be held on Saturday, March 8 from 12-1:30 pm at 119 E. Turbo Drive, San Antonio, TX, 78216.

Our classes cover crucial material from start to finish. Credit for the class will not be given to late arrivals, so please arrive on time. This means you will not be able to take advantage of our trap loans and subsidized surgeries.

Please bring your friends and family to this free class if they are ready to address the cat overpopulation issue in their neighborhoods.

These fantastic felines are coming back to San Antonio from April 3-6 at The Josephine Theatre! We are so proud and grateful to be their local rescue partner anytime they come to the Alamo city. A portion of the ticket sales will go back to our cause and we cannot wait to see the Acro-Cats, Acro-Humans, and chickens again this year! Show times vary by date, so please make sure you book the correct showing when you purchase your tickets.

Purr-chase Acro-Cats tickets here.

Want to see the show for free?

You can see the show for free when you volunteer! Sign-ups can be found here.

Vern is a true Super Star on Cuddly!

Cuddly is a mission-driven startup that empowers animal rescues by providing them with a platform to run their own fundraisers. We’re passionate about giving the best care to the cats we serve, and that’s why we have our very own Vern. Found in an incredibly heartbreaking condition—weak, suffering from mange, and plagued with infections—by one of our devoted trappers, Vern’s journey is nothing short of inspiring. After over a decade of surviving a tough tomcat life on the streets, it was clear that he needed immediate medical intervention to save him.

One of the things we love most about Cuddly is that you don’t just follow Vern’s story—you get to see every step of his recovery through regular updates.

He’s now in the loving care of our dedicated fosters, who are supporting him every step of the way on his path to healing. If you’d like to follow Vern’s progress, see his wish list, and stay updated on his recovery, you can check out his Cuddly profile here.

Thank you so much to everyone who donated materials or funds to our Feral Shelter Program! While we believe the cold fronts are behind us, we want to be prepared for kitten season and warmer weather. Ware requesting Gorilla Black Duct Tape (1.88 Inches x 50 Yards) Commander Heavy Duty Black & Yellow 108 Qt (27 gal) Plastic Totes.

We want to extend a friendly reminder that like our organization as a whole, the Feral Shelter Program solely relies on donations. A delay in donations is a delay in getting requested materials to you!

If you would like to make a donation please email us at  feralshelters@sanantonioferalcats.org with your full name AND phone number. Your support is truly making a difference for community cats in Bexar County!

The Amazing Acro-Cats!

These fantastic felines are coming back to San Antonio from April 3-6 at The Josephine Theatre! We are so proud and grateful to be their local rescue partner anytime they come to the Alamo city. A portion of the ticket sales will go back to our cause and we cannot wait to see the Acro-Cats, Acro-Humans, and chickens again this year! Show times vary by date, so please make sure you book the correct showing when you purchase your tickets here.

Want to see the show for free? Volunteer! Sign-ups can be found here.

Society Saturdays at Rainbow Gardens

The fourth annual Society Saturday 2025 at Rainbow Gardens will be held at Rainbow Gardens on Bandera Road, May 17, 2025, from 10am-2pm! This is an exciting opportunity for local societies and community groups to connect with people in the community who are passionate about gardening, the outdoors, and sustainability.

As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, we will be there to address how TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) contributes to long-term, sustainable solutions for feral cat populations. We will be present to share information on how TNR works and how it benefits our community, providing an ongoing, sustainable approach to managing feral cat populations. Join us and other organizations to learn more about environmental health and community well-being! The best part? The Rainbow Gardens team, including cats Panther and Dusty, understand first-hand how important our mission is! Panther and Dusty answered some questions in today’s Ask a Community Cat! See the Ask a Community Cat section for their answers.