Feral Cat Focus

  • Home
  • Feral Cat Focus

Feral Cat Focus Founded in 2003 Feral Cat FOCUS is a volunteer organization that provides fundamental services for feral cats in Western New York.

From 2003 through 2010, approximately 6,000 feral cats were
examined, spayed/neutered, and vaccinated at our clinics.

02/12/2024

‘Giving Tuesday’ is Tomorrow, and in the past several years Feral Cat Focus has given away TNVR appointments to caregivers.
This year in July we started ‘Tips for 10’ with the collaboration of Operation PETS; the Spay/ Neuter Clinic.
That program entailed a greater subsidy from Feral Cat FOCUS and additional de-worming medication for 1,133 that came through the doors during the ‘Tips for 10’ at Operation PETS.

2,699 feral cats have been altered during the 2024 season.

83 emergency and medical services were provided for feral cats this 2024 season

99 kittens born of feral moms went on to adoption agencies.
Approximately 2.5 tons of food was purchased by Feral Cat FOCUS and donated to the feral/free roaming cats in need!

Financial help is needed for the feral cats for 2025 so that we can continue the work we are doing, if you can donate, please go to the link below.
https://feralcatfocus.org/donate/

Or mail a check to: Feral Cat FOCUS P.O. Box 404, East Aurora, NY 14052
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays

18/10/2024

IMPORTANT: Even if done with proper protocol, relocation can be ineffective and even dangerous for cats. Community cats bond to their outdoor homes and, if relocated, may try to find their way back. In some cases, cats have died in the process. Keep this firmly in mind before deciding that a cat’s...

Happy National Feral Cat Day!
16/10/2024

Happy National Feral Cat Day!

16/10/2024
As many of you know, Feral Cat FOCUS is a member of the New York State Animal Protection Federation, and we have been ...
18/06/2024

As many of you know, Feral Cat FOCUS is a member of the New York State Animal Protection Federation, and we have been asked to see if any of our statewide supporters know of anyone in the central or upper New York State that are looking for 'barn cats', our friends up in Poukeepse are desperately in need of good quality Barn Homes for cats that are all altered and vaccinated. These cats need a second chance at life,

Please fill out an application on our website we will forward any application to them.
Thank you:

Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone Number (with area code): Best Time to Reach You: Email: Address Where Cat/s Will Be Housed If Different Than Your Home Address: Do You Own Or Lease The Building? OwnLease Brief Property Description (e.g. animal barn with hay loft, horse stable, plant nursery, w...

Please vote/comment for us!
06/06/2024

Please vote/comment for us!

Thursdays on the Water 97 Rock

Happy Mother’s Day to all !
12/05/2024

Happy Mother’s Day to all !

Check out this video has lots of good information. Also has some good tips on hard to trap cats
21/04/2024

Check out this video has lots of good information. Also has some good tips on hard to trap cats

Drawing from over 20 years of experience working with feral cats, the folks at Neighborhood Cats have gathered together their favorite ways of catching the w...

Very good information to remember as the Season starts! But remember to hold the cats protected and warm for the next fe...
21/03/2024

Very good information to remember as the Season starts! But remember to hold the cats protected and warm for the next few weeks. Until Spring comes back!

27/02/2024

Today is World Spay Day!

It's an annual day of awareness celebrated on the fourth Tuesday of February!

World Spay Day advocates for the spay and neuter of animals - both companion and community - in order to prevent animal homelessness and unnecessary euthanasia in shelters.

Actress and activist Doris Day created the first ever World Spay Day in 1995! It has been observed ever since by the Doris Day Animal League, and now The Humane Society of the United States.

Give all the cats (and dogs) you care for the life they have dreamed of by making sure they are spayed or neutered (and vaccinated).

Sponsor a spay/neuter surgery for $50 so FFF can continue to help unowned feral/stray community cats get spayed/neutered and vaccinated so they can live happier, healthier lives.

Sponsor a community cat's spay/neuter surgery ...
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=NGBE59SK6F8XJ

20/01/2024

Thank you to everyone who advocates for, supports, and does TNR!!!

A Very Merry Christmas!!! Thank you for helping the Feral Free Roaming kitties all year long!
25/12/2023

A Very Merry Christmas!!!
Thank you for helping the Feral Free Roaming kitties all year long!

Address


Telephone

+18889029717

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Feral Cat Focus posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Feral Cat Focus:

Shortcuts

  • Address
  • Telephone
  • Alerts
  • Contact The Business
  • Claim ownership or report listing

  • Want your business to be the top-listed Pet Store/pet Service?

Share

Feral Cat Focus

Feral Cat FOCUS was founded in 2003 by a group of dedicated volunteers who were concerned about the feral cat overpopulation problem in Western New York. From 2003 through 2010, approximately 6,000 feral cats were examined, spayed/neutered, and vaccinated at our clinics. This has prevented the birth of unwanted litters of kittens and allowed for socialized cats and kittens to be adopted into a home environment. Feral Cat FOCUS also has volunteers who educate caregivers about the necessity of proper care for feral cats, answer telephone inquiries via our hotline, and loan humane traps.

Feral Cat FOCUS partners with Operation PETS: The Spay/Neuter Clinic of Western New York. This Clinic provides the spay/neuter services for the feral cats.

Develop and promote safe, nonlethal, and humane control programs for free roaming cats. Provide education about the necessity and benefits of the humane management of feral and stray cats. Encourage individuals to implement feral cat Trap/Neuter/Vaccinate/Return (TNVR) programs in their neighborhoods. Provide information to community members about the humane trapping of feral cats. Disseminate information to feral cat caregivers regarding the proper, long term management of felines in feral cat colonies. Feral cats are to have access to food, water, shelter, and appropriate medical treatment. Arrange for veterinarians to spay/neuter, vaccinate, and provide other medical care for feral cats. Attempt to rehome or arrange for the adoption of any socialized, stray cats, or kittens that are caught during the trapping process.

From 2003 through 2010, approximately 6,000 feral cats were examined, spayed/neutered, and vaccinated at our clinics.