Community Cat Caregivers of Omaha

03/17/2024

Thank you to The Green Spot Omaha for donating boxes of cat food to the community cat pantry at NHS! 🤩 So many caretakers are in need of food assistance especially since they feed anywhere between 5-20 cats everyday depending on their colony size! The community cat program at NHS are always in need of cat food donations so we can continue to provide this essential resource for our dedicated caregivers in our community. 🐱✨

03/05/2024

Another great news story about the community cat program at NHS! 🤩

The Nebraska Humane Society has created a new program that protects and controls the population of community and stray cats that live throughout the metro.

02/27/2024

Check out what our local caretakers & community members have to say about the community cat program at NHS!

The program has helped save over 350 cat lives. It's aimed at helping community cats, which are cats who live outdoors and are not candidates for adoption.

02/26/2024

TNR works!

02/19/2024

📣 FREE NECROPSY SERVICE for cats 👈

As cat lovers and caretakers, there comes a time when we lose one of our animals -- whether it's a cat we've just come into contact with or one we've been attending to for years. Sometimes, the cause of death is clear; sometimes it's not. Many times, a necropsy is cost prohibitive. We're happy to share with you a FREE RESOURCE for finding some answers.

Dr. Adam Stern, a veterinarian, veterinary pathologist and Professor of Forensic Pathology at the University of Florida, recently asked us to share information regarding his program, 'A Cat Has No Name.' This is a FREE program designed to determine the cause of death of free-roaming cats and simultaneously help live cats, particularly when there are multiple sick and deceased cats living together. His department provides FREE diagnostic services for cat colonies to improve their overall welfare. This program is OPEN TO ALL community cats and ALL PEOPLE in ALL STATES. You do not need to work in animal welfare to submit a cat; they will also accept cats from colony caretakers and individuals.

For more information or to submit a cat, contact Dr. Stern at [email protected] or call 352-294-4077. Save or download the flyer below so you have this information at your fingertips when you need it.

02/16/2024

Here is one of our recent Community Cats we altered, vaccinated, and returned over the weekend. Since our community cat program began in September, we have been able to alter, vaccinate, and return 326 cats + put 37 working cats into homes. ♥️

02/11/2024

Alley Cat Allies is compelled to address the shockingly biased and dangerously misinformed portrayal of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), community cats, and the people who protect them in the article ‘How the ‘No Kill” Movement Betrays Its Name’ published in The New Yorker. The “article,” which...

02/06/2024

This is a support page for individuals who care for free-roaming cats in Omaha, providing a platform for education, connection, and support to ensure the well-being of community cats. We provide evidence based information, studies and resources about Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR) and work together to make a positive impact on cat population in Omaha.