We are a non-profit organization based in Shelton, Connecticut.

Our Mission Statement
To provide assistance for homeless cats that have been cast away and abandoned by their owners, and their offspring who were born in the wild and have never known an owner. This assistance includes but is not limited to neutering and maintenance of feral cat colonies, socializing of feral kittens, placing adoptable cats into appropriate homes, and providing a permanent, comfortable sanctuary for those cats which are both unadoptable and unreleasable.

Although it is our dream to someday have a facility of our own, we currently work out of our private homes. Since all of the cats we work with have been rescued from the streets, many are very shy and need extra patience and TLC. It can take a long time to find homes for these cats, so our foster homes are filled to capacity. Our current focus is on TNR (Trap/Neuter/Return) which is a method of non-lethal feral cat control that has been proven to be effective.

When notified of a population of feral cats that are being fed by a caretaker we trap each cat, have it neutered, vaccinated, permanently identified as being neutered by tipping the left ear, care for it during recovery from surgery, then release it back to the caretaker who will continue to provide food, water and shelter for the remainder of the cat's life. We will remain available to the caretaker should one of these cats become ill or injured, or should a new cat join the colony and need to be neutered.

Although we do not currently have the space to take new cats in, we do have several needy cats available for adoption. We work extremely hard to find the best match between pet and adopter. We will be completely honest about our cats' personalities and behaviors, and pride ourselves on happy adoptions. Our cats come with a "lifetime guarantee" - they can come back to us at any time for any reason, always! Prospective adopters should be patient with the number of questions that we ask - it is of the utmost importance for both the cat and the adoptive owner that a proper match is found.