Woodland Whiskers

Woodland Whiskers TNR, adoption, fund raising, and education services provided.

We are a nonprofit organization in the South Jersey pine barrens dedicated to improving living conditions for all cats and preventing the inhumane euthanasia of cats due to over population.

MEWttention!Dependable, responsible members of the public are needed to assist with feeding a managed cat colony in Buen...
11/25/2025

MEWttention!

Dependable, responsible members of the public are needed to assist with feeding a managed cat colony in Buena Vista, NJ on a regular schedule.

Food is provided.

If you are interested, please email [email protected] or text (609) 782-0257.

11 cats getting fixed this morning!
11/15/2025

11 cats getting fixed this morning!

11/14/2025

Slate is finally eating, and look at him swishing his tail around! He will likely still need a few more days of supportive care, but we hope he is headed in the right direction.

We meet many cats only briefly and see they are need. We open our arms to them and then our hearts. We are invested in their well being no matter how long or short we've known them.

11/12/2025

Go to sleep little cutie.

This little TNR baby is not doing well. He does not want to eat or drink and has a lot of congestion. We are currently a...
11/11/2025

This little TNR baby is not doing well. He does not want to eat or drink and has a lot of congestion. We are currently at the vet, hoping we can get him better. We didn't intend to take him in, but he needed us when he had no one else. We have barely recovered from our last emergency kitty and haven't even had a chance to catch up and thank all of our amazing supporters. We value your help and generosity. We can't do this without you.

Please donate towards his care if you can.

Venmo venmo.com/Mazowski
PayPal paypal.me/LMazowski
(No fees when sent as friends and family)

If you need a receipt or don't know us, you can donate to the verified nonprofit at paypal.me/woodlandwhiskers (cats lose 3%)

11/09/2025

Kitten did not approve of our surveillance 😆

There is an unknown burden of a TNR group to hold onto medical community cats that need further care. These two 3 and 4 month old kittens were set to be released back to their colonies. They were too sick to let that happen. We have a camera on them to see if they are eating yet.

With every set of spay and neuter appointments, we could go from holding zero cats to holding 10 or 20. Many of the cats are not able to be handled. While holding is tempory, some need extended care, surgeries, medical placement (that doesn't exist). This increases our workload: our time spent giving daily cat care, transporting and coordinating vet care and placement, and endless cleaning. It is costly as we then require more space, cages, litter, food, veterinary care, medication, our time that then takes away from earning a wage in paid employment. None of this additional care is required to be provided, but we hardly ever turn a cat away if we have the means to care for them. I am positive that this is the same thing that every trappers and TNR group deals with. TNR is so much more involved than spay and neuter.

I am amazed that these citizens dedicated their time and efforts to trap and transport cats on their OWN. These 6 cats w...
11/07/2025

I am amazed that these citizens dedicated their time and efforts to trap and transport cats on their OWN. These 6 cats will have a better life thanks to Rayelle Walters, Martin, Maryellen Hartman, Karen Jakubiak Gustin, Sofia, Jacqui, and Debra Stevens. Thank you wonderful humans!

16 less cats making babies
11/04/2025

16 less cats making babies

Wow what a week. We had such an outpouring of support for our fundraiser for TNR. I didn't get a chance to thank anyone ...
10/31/2025

Wow what a week. We had such an outpouring of support for our fundraiser for TNR. I didn't get a chance to thank anyone yet. It is coming. Simultaneously we had 12 clinic appointments filled, 1 escaped cat (due to a faulty carrier) that was then found down the street thanks to its dedicated owners, 1 fading kitten that didn't make it, 4 spicy kittens on someone's porch that needed wrangling, 1 post-op complication in an older kitty, and 15 s/n appointments we are still working to fill on Monday.

We want to give a huge thanks to all our supporters, Toni Coslop and Village Trappers for being on this crazy journey with us, our transporters that allow us to keep going, and everyone that cares enough to trap a cat for TNR.

SPONSOR-A-THON for November and December.It costs $50 to fix a feral cat, and we jump through hoops to get that price. U...
10/27/2025

SPONSOR-A-THON for November and December.
It costs $50 to fix a feral cat, and we jump through hoops to get that price. Unfortunately, there is no free TNR, or anything that is affordable enough that we can continue to pay for those who cannot pay themselves. The only option we have is to raise sponsorship month by month. We need 40 cats sponsored to cover the cats with no one able to pay for them through the rest of the year.

Please share this everywhere. We cannot continue making a difference without our audience growing.

Please consider sponsoring a cat if you can do so.

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Thank you for always supporting us and the cats.

Venmo venmo.com/Mazowski
PayPal paypal.me/LMazowski
(No fees when sent as friends and family)

If you need a receipt or don't know us, you can donate to the verified nonprofit at paypal.me/woodlandwhiskers (cats lose 3%)

Poppy found herself homeless when her young owner died suddenly in his 20's and left behind a wife, a baby, and a cat. T...
10/17/2025

Poppy found herself homeless when her young owner died suddenly in his 20's and left behind a wife, a baby, and a cat. The young single mother worked so hard to be able to support herself and her baby, living in a damp basement apartment in Atlantic City. Poppy was covered in rashy, hairless skin patches on nearly every inch of her body. The woman had to make the difficult decision to surrender her late husband's let cat. Poppy is the most loving cat you could meet, but she has been such a project. She has had countless vet appointments and medications to treat bacterial and fungal skin infections and allergic dermatitis. We finally got her to the University of Penn which has made such great progress with her. We are narrowing down her allergies, and her skin is improving immensely! We need to take her for a couple more follow-ups with the specialist before she can be considered for adoption.

Please consider donating towards her care so that she can get on her way to her forever home.

Venmo venmo.com/Mazowski
PayPal paypal.me/LMazowski
(No fees when sent as friends and family)

If you need a receipt or don't know us, you can donate to the verified nonprofit at paypal.me/woodlandwhiskers (cats lose 3%)

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Dorothy, NJ
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