Caring for the unowned cats of Sonoma County
With more than 45,000 cats altered to date, we are reducing the population of unowned, free-roaming cats eliminating health issues, euthanasia instances, animal abuse and neglect before they can ever occur. Learn more
FFSC maintains a large number of colonies throughout the county and whenever necessary will assist the public with any problems related to colony management. Learn more
After work in foster care homes, many wild cats and kitten become adoptable and are searching for a new home. View our adoptable cats. However, sometimes they aren’t able to be fully socialized and are relocated to rural properties where they can work, be cared for, and lead happy healthy lives.
We can’t do what we do without a fantastic group of volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering, fill out this form and we will contact you.
All donations go to providing needed care for Sonoma County’s unowned cats. There are multiple ways to give. Learn more