Project Purr

Project Purr Since 1987, Project Purr, a grassroots all-volunteer nonprofit, funds a FREE feral cat altering program for all Santa Cruz County, California residents.
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www.projectpurr.org Santa Cruz County FREE feral cat spay/neuter program; trap-neuter-return; cat/kitten adoptions; focus is on reducing euthanasia of cats in the shelter and enhancing community health through trap-neuter-return programs and access to low-cost feral cat spay/neuter program and education and advocacy in the community. Project Purr believes:

Feral/community cats have a right to li

ve. Trap-Neuter-Return is the most compassionate, and the only humane and effective way to reduce the population of feral cats. Spay/neuter is the single most important thing we all can do to help the animals. There are not enough homes for all the animals in Santa Cruz County - and you can never stem the tide of homeless animals if you ignore the least understood and in the greatest danger - feral cats and kittens!

08/25/2026
Poppy and Sunshine have successfully transitioned to their new home!
08/24/2026

Poppy and Sunshine have successfully transitioned to their new home!

Thank you to FOWAS for helping fix trapped Project Purr kitties while our two partner vets were temporarily unavailable…...
08/24/2026

Thank you to FOWAS for helping fix trapped Project Purr kitties while our two partner vets were temporarily unavailable… one out for knee replacement and one out for his annual sabbatical.

And these two cute young tuxes have joined up with this handsome orange boy to fulfill another barn cat request!♥️♥️♥️
08/24/2026

And these two cute young tuxes have joined up with this handsome orange boy to fulfill another barn cat request!
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These three airplane eared kittens have been rescued and relocated to a previous barn cat adopter from 13 years ago! ♥️♥...
08/24/2026

These three airplane eared kittens have been rescued and relocated to a previous barn cat adopter from 13 years ago!
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Ever wondered why it’s said that cats have nine lives?
08/17/2026

Ever wondered why it’s said that cats have nine lives?

Two Project Purr feral cats, who didn’t know each other, rescued and relocated, are now BFF. ♥️♥️
07/15/2026

Two Project Purr feral cats, who didn’t know each other, rescued and relocated, are now BFF. ♥️♥️

07/10/2026

Everybody needs love! ♥️
Even this totally feral cat who “love bumps” the colony feeder’s sweet deaf dog Bogie.

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