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Almost every neighborhood in Broward County has feral cats. Estimates calculate there are more than 300,000 feral cats living among us. A female feral cat can give birth to hundreds of kittens in her lifetime. To maintain a healthy animal community, it is important that the population of feral cats be controlled. Studies show that sterilization is the first line of defense in controlling a feral cat population.
 goal is to control the number of feral cats in our community, so that the existing population can thrive and age naturally. Feral cat sterilization programs are funded in part by grants, but donations to support spay/neuter efforts and provide care for the feral cat population are welcomed and encouraged.
offers assistance with
Trap/Neuter/Return for each caregiver who registers their neighborhood
colony with us. In addition, subject to availability, we offer free food to registered colony caretakers.
Only un-owned, feral and neighborhood
cats are eligible for the program. Owned
cats or cats that are intended for adoption, gifts or pets are not eligible.
Click here for further information and to register your colony.
Thank you for your participation and
commitment to helping the cats of Broward County!
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