Help Community Cats

Community cats, also known as feral cats, are unsocialized cats who were born outside without a lot of human contact. While these kitties do not want to curl up on your lap, they still love life and want a place to call home. Once in an animal shelter, most feral cats are put down, because they would not make good house pets. However, they can be altered, vaccinated against rabies, and returned to the outdoors, therefore saving their lives!

Southern Nevada is fortunate to have nonprofit groups that specialize in trap-neuter-return (TNR) of community cats.

Community Cat Coalition of Clark County (C5). Website www.c5-tnr.org. Phone 702-582-5867. 

Las Vegas Valley Humane Society. Website www.lvvhumane.org. Phone 702-434-2009. 

If you are looking for more great resources for community cats, please check out Alley Cat Allies, a national nonprofit organization known for their expertise in cat welfare.

More Resources:

Lost & Found Pets Resources
Lost/Found Pets The Animal Foundation Call 702-384-3333 ext. 932 Lost and found pets resources in Las Vegas (LOOK HERE FIRST) Lost and found pets online search in Las Vegas (LOOK …
Pet Re-homing, Surrender, & Financial Help
Resources for Rehoming Pets Rehome by Adopt-A-Pet Free, easy, online service to post your pet, accept adoption applications, meet adopters and more Pet Resource Center at The Animal Foundation Variety …
Spay/Neuter Resources
Low Cost Spay/Neuter, Vaccines and Microchips for Owned Pets The Animal Foundation655 N. Mojave Road, Las Vegas, 89101 (map)702-955-5955 Spay/Neuter by appointment only Open Tuesday – Thursday & Saturday Forms …
Litter Box Problems
Most cats are happy to use a litter box because their instinct is to bury their urine and feces. But when their burying preferences include the laundry basket, the bed …

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