Community Cats Coalition

01/02/2026

Another huge thank you to Mitchell and Nathan Parks of Mitchell's Automotive and Towing in Salisbury, Maryland. It seems the cat mobile always decides to break down on a holiday. It broke down Labor Day...the front passenger tire was ready to pop off. Broke down 3 days before Christmas, the alternator went up and it broke down again New Year's. The fuel pump and fuel filter were bad. I lost power steering and had to limp to the side of the road. It was late at night. It was scary. Tractor trailers flashing by... I put in a call to Mitchell. He answered right away and sent Nate out to get my van. Got me back on the road within a day! Got a great price on 4 new tires which we sorely needed as we go from Delaware to Virginia! Excellent service. Excellent mechanics. Great prices you just can't beat! Great family! Highly recommend Mitchell's Automotive and Towing. 443-880 -7354! We thank you guys and the kitties thank you as well for always getting us back on the road, especially when we're driving up to Philly!!!

01/02/2026

01/02/2026

Great information....

January is here, which means it’s time for Stray Cat Project’s Back to Basics series! 🐾📘

Throughout the month, we’ll be sharing a series of posts focused on TNR and community cats—breaking down the fundamentals, addressing common misconceptions, and raising awareness about the challenges these cats face every day. Education matters, and informed communities make a real difference.

We encourage you to share these posts with your audience so we can collectively improve outcomes for community cats. 🤝🐈

📣 The first post drops Monday—stay tuned!

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As we close out 2025 we look back on all of our accomplishments... 1560 cats TNR ed, 18 colonies fixed and managed on a daily basis (total of the colonies 72 cats) 134 juveniles fixed + socialized, 73 cats taken in for severe medical care. These numbers represent more than statistics. They are stories of lives change, suffering eased and hope restored! This is what TNR actually is - it is more than a program or a policy. It's people who see cats that the world has decided don't matter and then who proved the world wrong. It is the work that no one sees and the hours no one counts and the care that happens in the dark and the cold because it needs to happen and we re the ones who'll make sure it does. Every cat who went through our hands is healthier now, safer now, protected from the things that would have hurt them or taken them away. They're still in their territories, still living their lives but now they have a chance and that's because of YOU! You are the reason TNR WORKS! We thank everyone who supported us and followed us through this journey of making sure that every cat was helped. And we will keep showing up. We will make it happen when no one else will! These cats are alive because we decided they should be and with your help their lives were changed forever! Every one of their lives MATTERS!

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As we enter 2026, we hope this year marks a turning point in public awareness regarding the importance of spaying or neutering cats in our community. 🐾🐾

Perhaps by next year, we will see a decline in the number of cats requiring our help and fewer emergency situations. 🐈‍⬛

We hope for this every single year. 🤞🐾🐾🤞

Ideally, 2026 will also see fewer instances of abandoned kitties left behind when their owners move away…

And we hope we find every single lost or missing kitty!!!

Thank you for helping us convey our message!

We do our best to be here for the kitties, and we are always hoping there are going to be fewer kitties who need our help.

We are volunteers. ♥️

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01/02/2026

They say Rescue never rests!
Yesterday on the last day of 2025 we got the urgent call from Somerset Dog Control asking us to intake poor Tommy.
Tommy appears quite old and is deaf, mostly blind, has significant hair loss, skinny, suffering from long term malnutrition, 3/4 inch long twisted nails which have impaired his gait and caused joint damage, hunched posture and pain walking. The list goes on.
Tommy was abandoned - tied to a stranger’s home railing with a cheap purse strap in the cold.
Who does that!
We intook Tommy immediately. Tommy went straight into foster to adopt with one of our board members, and will never be neglected or unwanted again.
Right now he is warm, well fed and will see a vet asap.

DON’T WORRY TOMMY!
YOUR NEW LIFE STARTS NOW!
Had to say that out loud as Tommy is hard of hearing!

Rescue wears us out sometimes, but when we help pups like Tommy we feel like Warriors!

Together We Save Them Because Every Life Matters
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