Clinic Closures
The Spay Neuter Network (SNN) will be closed on Wednesday, April 8.
San Antonio Human Society (SAHS) will be closed on Friday, April 3 and Friday, April 24.
HCAL will be closed Thursday, April 16. Surgeries will be on Wednesday 4/15 instead.
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.
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.
Cats of the Month

Tortellini
Tortellini spent her early days on the streets, but she’s officially retired from the stray life and is now accepting applications for her forever couch. She may be shy at first, but once you earn her trust, she turns into a total lovebug giving headbutts, leg rubs, and gentle flop-overs at your feet.
She hasn’t quite figured out what toys or treats are (yet), but she’s an expert in purring, kneading, and melting into your touch. Tortellini is looking for a calm, adult home with someone who’ll let her set the pace and remind her daily that the hard part of life is over.
If you’re ready to be adored by a quiet, gentle cat with a heart bigger than her paws, Tortellini might just be your perfect little pasta.

Hazel
Hazel is a gorgeous calico sweetheart with a coat that’s as unique as her personality. Her mesmerizing mix of warm browns, soft oranges, and snowy whites is just the beginning Hazel’s true beauty shines through her gentle eyes and quiet grace.
This lovely lady is calm, curious, and full of affection. She enjoys peaceful moments, cozy corners, and the occasional sunbeam nap. Hazel is the kind of companion who will quietly sit beside you, gaze up with love, and remind you that the best friendships are built on trust and tenderness. She’s ready to bring warmth and serenity to a home that appreciates the quiet magic of feline love.
If you’re looking for a loyal, low key companion with a heart as soft as her fur, Hazel might just be your perfect match.

Theodore “Teddy”
If you’ve been dreaming of a cat who runs to you when you sit down…meet Teddy. He’s affectionate, cuddly, playful, and just the right amount of goofy. The moment you sit on the couch, he comes trotting over, hops into your lap, and settles in for snuggles. He curls up beside you for naps, gives enthusiastic leg rubs, and even drools a little when he’s especially happy (it’s his adorable signature move).
Teddy gets along well with other cats and has adjusted beautifully to indoor living. He would thrive in a calm, peaceful home where he can continue building confidence and soaking up attention. Because of his history outdoors, a dog-free home would be best.
He is neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, litter box trained, FIV positive and doing wonderfully. FIV+ positive cats can live long, happy, completely normal lives. FIV is only transmitted through deep bite wounds (not through sharing bowls, grooming, or cuddling), which means FIV+ cats can safely live with FIV-negative cats in a stable home environment. Many FIV+ cats are known for being especially affectionate and people-oriented — and Teddy fits that description perfectly. He’s ready for an indoor home and be part of a family of his very own!
Ready to spring into snuggles and companionship? Fill out an adoption application! Fill out an adoption application or See our adoptable cats & kittens here.










