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!
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.
Feral Surgeries Closures
- Most clinics will be closed for the July 4th holiday
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
News
Community News
Chili’s Fundraiser
Good food for a great cause! Mention this fundraiser, and 15% of your ticket proceeds will go to SAFCC.
Date: June 24, 2025
Time: 11am – 10pm
Address: Chili’s 410 & Broadway
Helpline Story – The Danger of Urinary Blockages in Male Cats
Urinary blockages in male cats are a life-threatening emergency that can become fatal within 24–48 hours if untreated. These blockages occur when the urethra becomes obstructed, often by a mix of minerals and proteins that form crystals or stones. A recent case on the San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition’s (SAFCC) Helpline involved a concerned caller whose outdoor cat, Skittles, hadn’t urinated or eaten for days. With the help of our Helpline and animal welfare partners, including Animal Care Services (ACS), Skittles received emergency veterinary care just in time. His story highlights the urgency of recognizing symptoms like frequent trips to the litter box, straining, lethargy, and excessive grooming—and the importance of immediate intervention.
Our Helpline is a critical resource, guiding cat caretakers through emergencies and connecting them with animal welfare partners who can help. From creating emergency backup plans to coordinating urgent veterinary care, the SAFCC Helpline plays a vital role in saving lives like Skittles‘. With the right support and awareness—including proper hydration, specialized diets, and monitoring—many urinary blockages can be prevented. Our ongoing collaboration with local clinics and partners ensures that outdoor cats get the care they need, even when the situation seems dire.
Special thanks to our dedicated Helpline volunteers, Sally and Kay, for sharing this important story and working together to help navigate Skittles’ care.
Father’s Day – Get Dad A Gift Card Using ShopRaise!
For Father’s Day this year, give back while you shop for dad.
Whether it’s tools, tech, or clothes he’ll actually wear, ShopRaise makes it easy to support your favorite cause every time you shop — at no extra cost to you. Choose from top retailers offering the best gifts for dad, and a portion of your purchase goes directly to the San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition.
Start shopping with ShopRaise today and turn Father’s Day into a day of giving back. Start shopping here.
SAFCC Merch Now Available Online!
Support community cats AND look paw-some doing it! We just dropped our limited-edition Caring for Community Cats shirts & sweaters — and they’re the cat’s meow!
Tees, hoodies, and sweatshirts are available in multiple colors. Sizes range from S–3XL.
Every purchase helps fund vet care, TNVR, and daily support for rescue & community cats in need. Shop now here.
Let’s wear our compassion and give back to the cats who need it most.
Upcoming Fundraisers & Events
Willie’s Spirit Night – June 11
Mention our name when you visit Willies and 15% of your check will go back to our organization. Online orders through Willie’s website also apply as long as you use the coupon code: SPIRITNIGHT
Spirit Night at Willie’s will continue on the second Wednesday of the month! Indulge in great food while supporting a great cause.
Click the links below to find your most convenient participating location:
San Pedro, Zarzamora, Leon Springs, Highway 151, Shavano Park, Cibolo
In Person TNR Class – June 14
The next in-person TNR Class will be held on Saturday, June 14 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, which means you won’t be able to take advantage of our trap loans and subsidized surgeries. Please don’t chance traffic delays or construction; plan to arrive early!
Please bring your friends and family to this free class if they are ready to address the cat overpopulation issue in their neighborhoods.
Chili’s Fundraiser – June 24
Make your meal count on Tuesday, June 24, by dining at Chili’s on 410 & Broadway anytime between 11 AM and 10 PM. When you mention the San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition, 15% of your bill will be donated to support our mission to care for and protect San Antonio’s community cats.
Download the Chili’s Flyer here.
Your meal on any of these dates helps provide food, medical care, and spay/neuter services for community cats across
San Antonio. Thank you for making a difference — one meal at a time!
Monthly Stats: April 2025
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.
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.
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