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Campus Cat Coalition, Inc. Volunteer feral cat management program at Solano Community College We are a tax exempt 501(c)(3) organization.

We are members of the Solano community and are dedicated to helping the campus cats of Solano Community College. If you would like to volunteer, donate food, time or cash please contact us on facebook or our website at www.campuscatcoalition.com.

10/10/2026

If you ended up in hospital tonight, nobody would know the cat was waiting. 🧡

A card behind your ID fixes that. One key holder, one vet, one line about food.

Ten minutes, written once. 💛

Write his card tonight. 🐾

08/10/2026
06/10/2026

The nights are getting colder, and somewhere near you, a stray cat is looking for the warmest place it can find: under a porch, behind a bin, inside an engine bay.

If a stray has started trusting you enough to appear regularly, you do not need much to improve its chances. A simple insulated shelter can make a real difference on a cold night: a plastic tote with an entrance hole and dry straw inside.

Use straw, not blankets. Blankets can hold moisture and freeze; straw stays drier and lets a cat burrow into insulating bedding.

If you can, have the cat scanned for a microchip and contact a local rescue about trap-neuter-return options. The kindest solution is not always bringing a cat indoors, it is making sure they have safety, warmth, and no new litters to face through winter.

— Pawring Cats 🐾

06/10/2026

🗓 MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Upcoming ⭐️ FREE ⭐️ vaccine and microchip clinic sponsored by Jameson Animal Rescue Ranch in American Canyon.

🐾 Saturday, 11/7 from 10 am - 1 pm
🐾 60 Benton Way, American Canyon — The Boys and Girls Club Site
🐾 First come, first served — dogs on leash and cats in carriers
🐾 ⭐️ FREE ⭐️ Pet supplies will also be available

01/10/2026

This October, we're joining forces with to turn National Feral Cat Awareness Day into , a time to learn more about feral and community cats, the challenges they face, and how even small changes can make a huge difference.

These cats may live outdoors and have limited contact with people, but they are still an important part of many communities and deserve care and compassion.

One of the most widely used approaches for managing feral cat populations is trap-neuter-return (TNR). Through TNR programs, cats are humanely trapped, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and returned to their outdoor homes. Through surgical sterilization, TNR reduces feral cat numbers without culling or disrupting stable cat colonies.

National Feral Cat Awareness Month is also an opportunity to learn how to safely interact with community cats, support local TNR efforts, and recognize when a cat may need additional help.

Catster has compiled its resources on feral cats, TNR, community cat care, and related topics to make it easier to find reliable information and learn more about helping cats living outdoors.

Head to https://www.catster.com/ to learn more.
😻😻😻If you've got questions, we've got answers😻😻😻

Don't forget to like and follow so you never miss a thing.

29/09/2026

We have TNR appointments for the month of October!
TNR APPOINTMENTS ARE OPENING UP WEDNESDAY September 30th AT 10AM!
Be ready they will fill up fast!
🔗 Sign up here:
October 1st - https://www.signupgenius.com/go/TNROctober1st
October 8th- https://www.signupgenius.com/go/TNROctober8th
October 15th- https://www.signupgenius.com/go/TNROctober15th
October 22nd- https://www.signupgenius.com/go/TNROctober22nd
October 29th- https://www.signupgenius.com/go/TNROctober29th

Since the October 1st date is right after sign ups---no show fees are voided and payment can be made day of appt.

Rules:
🐱 Solano County Residents Only
🐱1 appointment per person/household per week (no rescue group affiliation)
🐱 Cats must be in a humane trap
🐱 Rabies and altering included
🐱 FVRCP sponsored as long as supplies last
🐱 Ear Notch Mandatory
🐱 Non-payment will result in cancelation
Together, we’re making a difference for community cats 💙

Please help our local shelter if you can…
24/09/2026

Please help our local shelter if you can…

🚨 We've been robbed! 🚨
..Or we just completely ran out of blankets and towels. 😅 Either way, our shelter pets are wondering where all the cozy stuff went!

We're in need of: 🧺 Blankets 🛁 Bath towels

These donations are used every single day for bedding, grooming, cleaning, and keeping our shelter animals warm and comfortable while they wait for their forever homes.

Please, no: ❌ Sheets ❌ Comforters ❌ Hand towels

Donations are tax deductible, so don't forget to ask for a donation receipt at the office.

📍 Drop off at: Solano County Animal Shelter
2510 Clay Bank Rd.
Fairfield, CA
📞 707-784-1356

Need a closer option? Send us a message for a Vacaville drop-off location!

Hours: Tues–Fri: 10am–1pm & 2pm-6pm
Sat: 9am-1pm & 2pm-5pm

Thank you for helping keep our shelter pets warm, clean, and comfy while they wait for loving homes. ❤️🐾

23/09/2026

🐾 ABOUT US — HUMANE ANIMAL SERVICES 🐾

Ever wonder who’s behind the badge when it comes to helping animals in our community? Meet Humane Animal Services (H.A.S.)! 🐶🐱🦅

Our Animal Control Officers serve Vacaville, Fairfield, Suisun City, and Dixon, responding to calls involving domestic animals and wildlife while helping keep both our communities and animals safe.

Our work goes far beyond picking up stray animals. We:
🐾 Enforce animal-related laws and ordinances
🐾 Respond to stray, sick, injured, abandoned, and dangerous animals
🐾 Investigate animal abuse, neglect, and mistreatment
🐾 Promote responsible pet ownership
🐾 Work with community partners and public agencies
🐾 Respond to animal-related emergencies
🐾 Help educate and connect our community with resources

Every day brings something different, but our mission remains the same: protect animals, protect our communities, and help create a safer and more compassionate environment for everyone. ❤️

We’re proud to serve the communities that trust us with their animals, and we’re always happy to answer questions and provide education whenever we can.

📞 Need Animal Control? 707-449-1700
🕗 Hours: 8 AM–5 PM, excluding holidays
📍 Serving Vacaville • Fairfield • Suisun City • Dixon

Healthy Animals • Safe Communities • A Brighter Tomorrow 🐾💙

15/09/2026

September is National Preparedness Month. Now is the perfect time to make sure you have a disaster plan in place for your family--including its feline members! 🚨🐈

Alley Cat Allies has a full guide to emergency preparedness for cats at alleycat.org/Disaster

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