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Our mission is to partner with community caregivers, animal welfare groups, governmental agencies, and the citizens of Ottawa County and beyond to advocate for and support the health and welfare of community/feral cats (un-owned, un-socialized) by providing spay/neuter, vaccination, food, and winter shelters to these cats in their home neighborhoods by providing sanctuary and care to displaced feral/community cats.

Our Services

A feral cat has been born outdoors and they won’t allow you to touch or handle them.  These cats live outdoors 24 hours a day 7 days a week.  They need a consistent caregiver to feed, water, and supply shelter in order to survive.  Abandoned or lost cats could also be roaming the neighborhood and they need assistance in survival as well. If they are friendly, please capture them and surrender them to your local shelter. They may be chipped and the owner will be notified.

We assist the feral cat caregiver by loaning traps and providing vouchers for spay/neuter to be utilized at approved veterinary locations.  TNR means: Trap, Neuter, Return (to location of trapping). If available, we provide cat food and shelter.

Services that we do not provide:

  • Provide sanctuary
  • Remove cats and rehome them
  • Provide spay/neuter services for kittens that could be surrendered to a shelter or adopted by a family.

If you need assistance with TNR services, you must fill out our caregiver survey: Click Here

Providing shelter is crucial for their survival. Huts/shelters can be purchased at many locations and online. You can also build your own by using a large plastic bin. Cut a hole in the side for an entrance, add insulation on all 4 sides and on the floor and roof, and add straw.

If you live in Allegan County, contact Wishbone Pet Rescue Alliance

Re-homing feral cats:

TNR services for feral cats: