Thank you for caring about cats!
Foster. Volunteer. Partner. Donate. Adopt.
Mush was a community effort! Neighbors helped to locate and trap him and even helped pay for his eye procedure. He is now in his forever INDOOR home. Photo courtesy of Carly Vena, forever in our hearts.
About Us
Community Partners and Supporters
Community Partners and Supporters
We are a small group of caring local residents who serve our local community.
- Have a spare bathroom, bedroom or separate area in your home? Ask us about fostering, we train and support you.
- No space to foster but have extra time? Shadow us to learn about trapping.
- Do you love animals but can't commit to adopting or trapping? Consider volunteering to feed once or twice a week at one of our monitored community cat locations.
- Not sure where you fit in but you know you want to help? Just reach out tommyscatsnj@gmail.com :)
- When in doubt monetary and wet food donations are always needed! Let us know how we can support you!
Community Partners and Supporters
Community Partners and Supporters
Community Partners and Supporters
We are a small group of Monmouth county resident volunteers and animal lovers that have the core belief that we can do better for our community by helping stray and homeless cats. We also partner with other local rescues, trappers, adoption programs, vets, and businesses in the area. Want to get involved? We’d love to connect with you!
Special thanks goes to the following community partners and caring people who we have partnered with fir fundraisers or donated items for or raffles. Go show them some love!
Crumbl Holmdel
Dixie Lee Bakery by David Burke
Goldfish Swim School Middletown
Just Love Coffee Matawan
Penelope Traveling Boutique
Perfect Pawtraits by Melissa
Resto Bar at Nappy's
Texas Roadhouse Holmdel
The Middletown Wellness Center
Tito's
Turning Point of Holmdel
Wholefoods Middletown
Wine Library, Gourmet Library, WineText
Current Funding Needs
Community Partners and Supporters
Current Funding Needs
We are currently raising funds to cover the vet visit copay, antibiotic, and any other medical needs of cats we rescue in addition to spay/neuter and vaccinations. Most recently we’ve had 2 cats with tail amputations and one with his neck and face requiring major stitches and care, an emergency eye surgery, as well as a surge in TNR in areas where there are no longer town contracts to assist them. Thanks to caring people we were able to get them the help they need.
We can always use wet canned food donations as well! For the volume of cats we help we go through multiple cases a week.
What's TNR?
TNR stands for Trap Neuter Return and is a humane practice to spay/neuter and provide medical care to free roaming cats so that no further kittens are born. Check out our blog to learn more including resources.
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