North Brooklyn Cats

13/12/2024

Molé has been waiting for a home for over a year! Swipe to learn about this sweet boy and please email [email protected] with adoption inquiries.

07/12/2024

ITS FINALLY HERE!! Come to today between 2-7pm and party with us for a great cause!

06/12/2024

05/12/2024

Shelters across the U.S. are amid a euthanasia crisis, and those in New York City are no exception. The NYC Animal Care Center euthanized more than 1,400 cats and dogs in the first half of 2024. There is no debate about the fact that spay/neuter helps combat overpopulation and euthanasia of unwante...

03/12/2024

This , help us save more North Brooklyn cats!
Every day, our dedicated volunteers work tirelessly to provide love, care, and forever homes for stray and abandoned cats in our community. But we can’t do it alone—we need your support!

Please consider supporting our work by donating via Venmo at -brooklyn-cats. All donations are tax deductible.

If you can’t give money but are staying local for the holidays, consider opening your home to foster a kitty. Giving them love and care while they wait for their forever home is one of the greatest gifts you can give. Apply via [email protected]

30/11/2024

Safe! The wayward Chukar was caught by a concerned neighbor and is on the way to an expert Rehabber who’s experienced with chukars. We’re so relieved! This bird wouldn’t have lasted much longer on the street. His rescuer wasn’t an expert—they just cared, made an effort, and had a little luck. That can be all it takes to save a life. Special thanks to and

29/11/2024

By pure coincidence , and NorthBrooklynCats became accidental bird rescuers on Thanksgiving. We’d heard that a rooster or large hen had appeared in a feral cat colony where NorthBrooklynCats has been trapping. On the way to check out the chicken NorthBrooklynCats spotted something much stranger trotting down the sidewalk: a chukar, which is a type of partridge native to the Middle East and very much out of place on a sidewalk in Brooklyn. After about 20 minutes of failing to get a towel over this very fast, mostly flightless bird with the help of a random Uber driver who knew his chukars, we had to give up. At least for the moment. So it was onward to the chicken who was hunkered under a large pickup truck about a mile from the chukar. And in true holiday chaos that’s where NorthBrooklynCats’ car and another car collided. Thankfully nobody was hurt and both cars were drivable, but damaged. While cops were called and paperwork dealt with, and came to help with the chicken. The cops left, and instead of having an angry shouting match about the accident, everyone helped chase the bird into the arms of the other car’s driver, who bravely grabbed it and handed it to . Today it goes to a fireman in the Bronx who runs the sanctuary in Westchester. We can’t describe how absurdly funny it was for all of us to end up rescuing the chicken. Weirdest Thanksgiving Ever.

PS: We haven’t given up on the chukar!

20/11/2024

18/11/2024

Words can’t convey our gratitude and awe at the incredible work and love Monroe St Cats and The Neighborhood Vet are doing bringing him back from the brink of death toward health and happiness. We got Chamomile at a time when rooming with us would only have made him worse by exposing him to an infection we were dealing with at the time. Although we knew their great reputation, we’d never met Monroe St. until they stepped up to help out of sheer kindness. Deepest respect.

17/11/2024

What happened to Fatty of Conselyea Street?

16/11/2024

URGENT: Komatsu, a 3.5-year-old accidentally-bobtailed boy with a touch of jungle cat energy needs an immediate foster or permanent home. He’s super affectionate with people and will do anything for food and fun. His enthusiasm and love of life is contagious. He thrives on mental stimulation and should have food puzzles and enrichment toys. He’s looking for a permanent or foster home where his vibrant personality can shine without other cats. Sound like a good time? DM or email if you can help!

12/11/2024

In honor of Veterans Day, ACC is pleased to waive adoption fees for veterans looking to take pets home. The "Homes with Heroes" promotion runs throughout the year and is available to all military personnel past and present. The program hopes to attract Veterans who may be looking for a furry companion and who may want to take advantage of the potential benefits of pet ownership.

“Many veterans do require the assistance of a highly trained service animal and could benefit from training such animals,” says David Sharpe, Founder of Companions For Heroes. “But most veterans with whom I have spoken simply are looking for the companionship of an animal to feel acknowledged and accepted.”

Many studies have shown that pets have the ability to lower blood pressure, lessen anxiety and help boost our immune systems. Some studies suggest that playing with a pet can lead to an increase in oxytocin levels, a hormone produced in the brain that is associated with nurturing and attachment.

Helping someone who has served our country to find a lifetime companion is ACC’s way of saying ‘thank you’ to everyone in service.

09/11/2024

TNR takes you to the best places! Be thankful you can’t smell these videos 😹
Slide 2: Had the best time with this bold, eartipped tuxedo. We stared at each other the whole time.
Slide 3: The cats pop in and out of the sub-floor.
Slide 4: This fiery little torti at least won’t have to have kittens
Slide 5: Probably the torti’s brother.