Because we care for them
Safe, Healthy, and Loved – Every CAT
Matters
Welcome to Feral Cat Care
Feral
Cat Care is a non-profit company that monitor, evaluate and provide humane care for feral cats. We use the veterinarian-approved TNR system (Trap-Neuter-Return) for managing our cat populations. We help companies in Bloemfontein to maintain their feral cat colonies. We also foster feral kittens up to 8 weeks of age when they are ready for adoption.
Trap-neuter-return of feral cats
Sterilisation of feral cats
Help us make a difference
Bottle feed kittens from birth up to 7 weeks old
"Every feral cat deserves safety, love, and a chance—your help can make that possible. Please volunteer or donate today!
Rescue cats and kittens
Our Impact
Cats sterilised each year through our humane care programme
"Helping Feral Cats, Strengthening Communities."
PLEASE DonateSection 18A tax-deductible receipts available on request.
The Feral Cat Crisis: Why It Matters
Feral cats face harsh conditions, struggling to find food, shelter, and medical care. Without intervention, their populations grow rapidly, leading to suffering from disease, starvation, and injury.
They also impact local wildlife and can spread illnesses to other animals. Humane management, such as trap-neuter-return (TNR) and community support, is essential to controlling their numbers and improving their welfare.
What is a feral cat?
A feral cat is a cat who is born and raised in the wild, or one
who has been abandoned or become lost and reverted back to a ‘wild’,
instinctual state in order to survive.
Feral cats often are the
offspring of abandoned pets. This is different from a friendly stray
that is just lost. Most feral cats have limited human contacts. Some
hide, some watch people from a distance.
How we help
Feral Cat Care use the veterinarian-approved TNR system (Trap-Neuter-Return) for managing our cat populations. We help companies in Bloemfontein to maintain their feral cat colonies.