​This page contains resources that are designed to help the community with their cats and those in their neighborhood. You will find information on finding a lost cat, re-homing your pet, low cost spay and neuter clinics, and useful information on colony management and building an insulated shelter for a stray or feral cat in your neighborhood. 

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How to Find a Lost Pet

Need to Find a New Home Your Pet?

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​Are you looking for a new home for your pet? If so, you're in the right place! Rehome is a simple, reliable, free program to help you safely find a loving forever home for your pet. All you need to do is to set up your pet's profile in less than 10 minutes. Once complete, your pet's profile will be posted on Adopt-a-Pet.com and be seen by millions of visitors each month! ​How does Rehome work?

• Create a Pet Profile
• Review Applications
• Meet Adopters
• Finalize Adoptions​

Visit Rehome by Adopt-A-Pet for more details.

Need help locating a low cost spay & neuter clinic?
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SPAY FLORIDA connects you with low-cost spay/neuter clinics in your community. These specialized clinics will provide your pet with high-quality care at an affordable price. Most of the clinics listed are non-profit (they charge the pet parents what it costs THEM / NO additional or hidden fees), many of the clinics listed have been trained & certified by the Humane Alliance, and a few are private vets (not trained as high volume /low cost) extending their services to the community a limited number of services a lower rates than their usual (private vet/for profit) fees. Their website lists low cost spay and neuter clinics by county.

​Caring for Feral or Stray Cats in your Community

​​Feral Cat Focus of WNY and ​Alley Cat Allies are two great resources for people are caring for feral or stray cats.  We encourage everyone to visit these two websites prior to taking on the care and feeding of homeless cats.

​Ecoflex Houses are a great product that can be purchased on Chewy or Amazon. Line it with Reflectix and your cat will be cozy on a cold winter day.