Street Cat HUB Inc.

06/17/2026

Street Cat Hub is New Mexico’s largest trap, neuter, return organization, and intake days can be hectic! Here’s how we make sure each cat gets labeled properly and placed into the correct trap after surgery, that way they can be successfully returned home when their trapper picks them up! New trappers often ask if the cats will be OK in their traps awaiting surgery, so our rack system is how we make sure cats are staying clean and not sitting on dirty newspaper before or after surgery! Now that you’ve seen what happens once cats enter our building, sign up to bring them in to us at streetcathub.org/tnr 🫶🐱

06/14/2026

We had a big day today! We also had a booth at Pride to educate and spread the word about TNR and what we do! It was hugely successful! Thank you so much to everyone who came out and showed their support! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

06/14/2026

Street cat hub was honored to meet world renowned TNR advocate Sterling “Trapking” Davis Sterling “TrapKing” Davis today at Boofy's Best For Pets 🙌🏻 Sterling has done so much to advocate for TNR on his platform, spread the message and get young people and different demographics hooked on TNR and engaged in helping their community’s cats! It was wonderful to have an opportunity to chat with him! HUGE thank you to Boofy's Best For Pets for hosting this event and for donating 20 flats of wet food to Street cat hub!

06/13/2026

We love our relationship with Moriarty Animal Control! We love to see animal control agencies providing their communities with effective cat population management and healthier cats and communities through TNR! 💪

06/13/2026

We’re so proud of Santa Rosa Animal Control for doing a great job providing TNR to their community!! We are happy to provide surgeries to help the people and cats of Santa Rosa, NM!

🐾 Another Successful TNR Effort! 🐾

Over the weekend and into the beginning of this week, we were able to trap and transport 24 community cats for spay and neuter services through our Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program.

This work is so important because every cat that is spayed or neutered means fewer unwanted litters of kittens being born in our community. TNR helps stabilize cat colonies, reduces population growth, improves the health of the cats, and creates a more humane solution for managing community cats.

We are proud to share that, to date, we have successfully spayed and neutered 129 feral cats through this initiative, and we're not stopping there!

A huge thank you goes out to our partners at Street Cat HUB Inc. for making this work possible. We also want to thank everyone who has donated, volunteered, supported, shared our posts, and believed in this program. Your support is helping us make a real difference for the cats of our community❤️🐱

06/07/2026

🐈‍⬛Meow of the Month🐈‍⬛
Alistair is Street Cat HUB’s Meow of the Month for May. He came to us from a rural New Mexico situation where he had been living with close to 100 cats and three dogs. Found hiding inside the walls, Alistair was suffering from a severe skin condition that caused intense scratching and fur loss.

Today, Alistair is healing under medical care, his black long fur is growing back, and Nine Lives Rescue NM is helping him find a medical foster or experienced adopter. Big thanks to for providing his initial care as well! His story shows why TNR work matters, and why rescue and veterinary partnerships give vulnerable cats the second chance they deserve.

Read more at https://www.streetcathub.org/the-eartipped-times/may-meow-of-the-month-alistair

05/30/2026

🔆Volunteer Spotlight🔆

At Street Cat HUB, there are people who quietly make the day better simply by being there. Marjory “Molly” French is one of those people. As Street Cat HUB Volunteer Coordinator and Recovery Room Lead, Molly helps community cats wake safely after surgery and helps volunteers find a place where their time and kindness can do some good.

‍ ‍She is the kind of person you want in a recovery room. She pays attention. She stays calm. She understands that a cat waking from anesthesia may be scared, uncomfortable, or simply unsure of what has happened. She also understands that a new volunteer may feel a little unsure on that first day. Molly makes room for each of them, the cats and the people, with patience and care.

Read more about Molly at the link below and email [email protected] if you’re interested in volunteering!

https://www.streetcathub.org/the-eartipped-times/blog-post-title-two-t5my5-k4xmd-47fwc-p272h

05/30/2026

**FIV is NOT a death sentence. ❤️🐾**

The reality is that our understanding of FIV has changed dramatically over the years.

Cats with FIV can and often do live long, happy, healthy lives. Many never develop serious symptoms and make wonderful companions.

FIV is primarily spread through **deep bite wounds**, not through sharing food bowls, grooming, sleeping together, or simply living in the same colony. That's why intact male cats—who are more likely to fight over territory and mates—are at the highest risk.

The solution isn't euthanasia. The solution is **prevention.**

When we trap, neuter, and return (TNR) community cats, we dramatically reduce the behaviors that lead to fighting and the spread of FIV. Fewer fights mean fewer bite wounds. Fewer bite wounds mean fewer opportunities for transmission.

Every time a colony is fully sterilized, we're not just preventing kittens from being born—we're also helping create a healthier, more stable community of cats.

**Want to help? Support TNR efforts in your community, get free-roaming cats fixed, and help us continue providing resources for community cats who need it most.** 🐱❤️