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Feeding outside cats and want to get them fixed before they multiply? Click Here!

Feeding outside cats and want to get them fixed before they multiply? Click Here!

We can help! Step 1 is to attend a free, 90 minute class. A schedule is found on this website. 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 is easy! Read more here!

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New feeding laws effective January 1, 2021 Update New feeding laws effective January 1, 2021 Updated City Code Chapter 5, Article VII, Section 5-150: Animal Nuisances: (7) The owner or keeper of an outdoor cat or keeper of a cat colony shall take all steps necessary to prevent a wildlife or pest feeding nuisance. The owner or keeper of an outdoor cat or caretaker of a cat colony shall be responsible for having the outdoor cat(s) under his or her care, possession, control or custody: a. Fed species-specific food in a feeding dish that is non-disposable and facilitates the removal of uneaten food; b. Not provided food that is left outside in a “free feed” environment; c. Not fed in excess. SAFCC must often intervene and educate feeders when we receive complaints about outside cats being overfed. Overfeeding attracts other wildlife such as raccoons, skunks, and opossums, which upsets nearby businesses or neighbors. This results in feeding bans and cats coming to harm by poisoning, shooting, and dumping. Ultimately, the cats are the ones that suffer for human actions. We encourage all feeders to start adapting to the new rules now. We support ACS and the new laws and are aware it will require some adjustment for the feeders but ultimately it will benefit the cats. We appreciate everyone’s efforts in complying with the new laws. Thank you, SAFCC.
Cat of the Month - Crystal Gayle This beautiful a Cat of the Month - Crystal Gayle This beautiful approximately one-year-old tuxedo cat is Crystal Gayle. Crystal Gayle was rescued by SAFCC along with a litter of babies. The litter has since been adopted out and now it's time for Crystal Gayle. She would be happiest as an only cat or possibly with one other cat as she is shy. Crystal Gayle likes to survey her domain from a lofty tree and, when she is feeling secure in her surroundings, likes to share your chair or lap. She also enjoys cuddling up and sharing your bed at night. Crystal Gayle appreciates having a bit of her own space, but also makes a sweet and steady companion. If you are interested in Crystal Gayle, please email her foster mom Leah at
Wow! Thank you so much to those who gave so genero Wow! Thank you so much to those who gave so generously on #GivingTuesday. Our Community Cat Adoption Program received $6,630 from 123 individual donors! That's the most we've ever received and also more than doubled the previous year's donated amount! We are so grateful to our supporters who value what we do. Especially because we know this year has been difficult for many, we want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts!
Guilty. 🙀 #WhiskerWednesday Guilty. 🙀 #WhiskerWednesday
These three stray kittens were found washed away d These three stray kittens were found washed away during a summer storm. One even needed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation from their rescuer! SAFCC took them in and trapped and fixed their mom. Mom took care of her kittens in the safety of indoors and now all are living happily ever after. While CCAP volunteers work to get cats off the street, they also make sure that spay/neuter is the primary goal so that more litters are not born. Please give today: sanantonioferalcats.org/#_65
A second chance at a forever home for Sadie Sadie A second chance at a forever home for Sadie Sadie's story is a sad one, but it has a happy ending! She was found crying her head off at a feral colony by it's caretaker. The caretaker realized she was friendly and took her in to try to find Sadie's owner in case she had escaped. She discovered this poor girl was declawed on all four paws and was at least 10, probably older, based on tooth decay and cataracts forming in her eyes. Despite her situation, Sadie remained sweet and trusting and loves people. Unable to find Sadie's owner, Sadie's rescuer contacted SAFCC for help. After only a day in our adoption center, Sadie was spotted by a couple who were looking for a quiet companion that would cuddle with them on the couch and provide them with something to do besides just watch TV. It was a perfect match! Sadie will never have to worry about being abandoned again. Congratulations, Sadie! If you are able, please consider a donation on #GivingTuesday to help cats like Sadie: sanantonioferalcats.org/#_65
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