
Small town cat rescue
Our story
Friends of Ferals TNR and Cat Rescue was founded in 2022 by a compassionate and dedicated Port Neches resident who loves cats and is committed to making a difference in their lives. Our founder started this project out in her own neighborhood after when she noticed the cats on her street were becoming more and more abundant. She had heard of TNR and thought it would be a good idea. In May of 2022 she started her first Facebook fundraiser for TNR and raised approximately $3,000 for TNR efforts and caring for homeless cats and kittens.
Initially, our focus was solely on Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) activities to control the local feral cat population. However, as we delved deeper into this mission, we found ourselves coming across cats and kittens that required immediate help—those who were sick, injured, or in dire conditions. These cats needed a little extra TLC, some needed medical attention that required extended recovery, and others were not feral and considered adoptable, while others were too young to remain outside alone. This unexpected but vital part of our journey led us to expand our services to become a Cat Rescue as well.
Given the limitations of our resources and to ensure that we provide the best possible care, we’ve established boundaries on our rescue operations. At present, we only take in cats and kittens from the Port Neches area, as that’s the extent of our current capacity. This focused approach enables us to channel our resources effectively, ensuring that we can make a real difference in our local feline community.