Since we began in the summer of 2005, we have spayed/neutered 1176 feral/stray cats who are now living better lives under the daily supervision of caring volunteers.
411 feral kittens have come through our doors, been socialized and adopted out to their forever homes.
138 adoptable adult cats have been found living in the feral colonies. They have all been adopted or transferred to other rescue organizations.
According to the Feral Cat Coalition of San Diego, California
A pair of breeding cats, which can have two or more litters per year, can exponentially produce 420,000 offspring over a seven-year period, And the overpopulation problem carries a hefty price tag. Statewide, more than $50 million (largely from taxes) is spent by animal control agencies and shelters for cat-related expenses.
