Feline AdvoCats Team Sacramento

09/09/2026

Got a call from a teammate about a little kitty that was down in this pit. She stayed and waited for help.

It didn't take too long to get her but it wasn't easy. We had to lower the traps down with a string and used this goofy net thing to capture her. She is now in a safe place and the mission will now be to get her siblings! Fortunately they were not in the pit. However that will make getting them a lil trickier since they are in the big wide open.

We believe this little fell in and have recently had a cat from the same location have a severely broken leg. We suspected she too might have fallen in but was big enough to find a way out. We will be looking in that pit way more often!!

08/29/2026

With 2 days left for , we only have 3 adult cats left looking for homes…with no adoption fee for you!

Twinkle Star Child - 1 year old, female Tortie
Banjo - 11 year old, male Tuxedo
Creature - 6 year old, male grey tabby

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08/28/2026

Huge TNR week for us!
Project one: A man that is now unhoused because his house was demolished is caring for several feral cats. He barely had a way to communicate with us. We tried reaching out a few times with little to no communication. Sometimes when this happens we just have to move to the next project. He gave an address which was once his address but came up on the maps app as a field. We must be super carful and keep our safety in mind. A week ago today we happened to be near the area so we drove by to see exactly what the situation was. The man happened to be there which helped a LOT. He explained how and why he was in the situation and because he is caring he spends quite a bit of money on cat food. The postal service person gave him our number!! I still don't know how she knows us but what a hero to send him our way! Thank you, whoever you are! We also found out that the communication with us was so spotty because he has no way to charge his phone fully so things were starting to make sense.
The first day we went out we got 9 cats. Day two we got 5 more!
This project remains open because we only have so many appointments and the cats started to get wise to us!
One of our amazing teammates bought him a solar charger and a fast charger! This way any time spent where he can charge gives him more charge and when he can not get somewhere he has the solar operation. We are always grateful to be able to help the people as well as the cats.

Project two: A post on Facebook was made about a little family with a pregnant mama that all come to eat at the same time. SInce mama was pregnant we didn't want to put this project off any longer. Just like clockwork the lil family all came to eat under the drop trap. We got a total of 7 and completed this project so we get to check this one off our list!
21 cat week for us!! Not only does this take time but it takes money. While the cats are recovering they get fed and cages cleaned. All trap covers need to cleaned and sanitized. We use Rescue as a cleaner to make sure the traps are fully sanitized. We use Oxy as a laundry boost to make sure things are clean and ready for the next adventure

08/26/2026

Local Carmichael cat that had to have an eye removed. Trying to raise funds for the expense. Thank you in advance!

My name is Meg - I am 25 and new to TNR. This week, I trapped a feral cat in the Carmichael area who needed an enucleation surgery. This expense wasn’t something I anticipated at her spay and was more than I could afford this month. The surgery cost $150 with a $25 Convenia shot. This kitty is

08/06/2026

Wellness appointments now available online!

www.communityspayneuter.com 🐾

08/01/2026

LETS TALK!!!
We recently had to intervene with a pregnant cat that went in and out of labor. They waited and waited and when it seemed the cat was not just panting because she was in labor but that something might be wrong it was way too late and the kitty had to be put down. Our guess in this post by the size of the infection this kitty was probably not far off from this same fate!
If you can not safely monitor a pets birth with ultrasounds and regular vet visits then PLEASE dont let it happen!!! It might not be a pregnancy at all. Pyometra is more common than you think!

PSA: Why Spaying is so important
This cat appeared pregnant, but it was really pyometra, a life-threatening issue if not treated

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