Community Cat Angels
About Community Cat Angels
Community Cat Angels steps in for the cats most people never get close to, injured, sick, abandoned, neglected, stray, feral, and unsocialized community cats in the Las Vegas valley. It gets them medical treatment, foster care, and the time they need to recover before they’re rehomed or returned safely to their colonies. For donors, that means helping cats that often need care right away, not eventually.
This is a volunteer-only Las Vegas rescue that focuses specifically on community cats. Its work covers Trap/Neuter/Return, foster rehabilitation, and medical care, so cats can get the right kind of help whether they need to go back to their neighborhood or into a permanent home.
Programs
The concrete work this nonprofit runs. Each program may later become a fundable project.
Trap/Neuter/Return
A humane program that traps community cats, spays or neuters them, vaccinates them, ear-tips them, and returns them to their colonies after recovery.
Pregnant cat and kitten care
Prenatal and postnatal care for pregnant community cats, along with nutrition and support for healthy kittens.
Foster care and rehabilitation
Temporary foster homes for kittens, adult cats, special needs cats, and cats recovering from injury, illness, abuse, or abandonment.
Medical treatment and emergency veterinary care
Vaccinations, parasite and infection treatment, life-saving surgery, and other veterinary care for injured, sick, disabled, or traumatized cats.
Adoption and rehoming
Socializing and preparing cats for adoption, then placing them into permanent homes, including collaboration with other animal welfare organizations.
About this work
In their own words — what they do, who it reaches, and what your dollars actually fund.
Mission
Community Cat Angels rescues abandoned and neglected community cats, rehabilitates them, and re-homes them in safe, loving environments.
Who they serve
Injured, sick, abandoned, neglected, stray, feral, and unsocialized community cats in the Las Vegas valley.
Their impact
- Paid veterinarian expenses for 269 cats in dire need of medical care due to injury, illness, or neglect.
- Trap/Neuter/Return served 156 cats.
- Fostered 234 cats while they rehabilitated and were rehomed.
How your donation helps
- Life-saving medical procedures and treatments
- General Medical Fund for emergency surgery for badly injured cats
- Food, medical care, sterilization, and vaccinations for community cats
- Foster supplies such as litter, carriers, and food
- Emergency medical care for critically injured cats or cats with serious illnesses
Our story
Community Cat Angels is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on the growing feral and stray cat population in the Las Vegas valley. It operates with volunteers and donor support to rescue community cats, provide medical care and foster homes, and return or rehome cats as appropriate.
Need help?
How someone in need can access Community Cat Angels’s services.
For cat trapping assistance, cat surrenders, and general cat inquiries, send an email with your name and contact information to intakeservices@communitycatangels.org or use the contact page.
Stories
The people behind the work.
In their words
A Las Vegas community where cats’ lives matter and all are treated humanely.
Our mission is simple and achievable with your help.
Trap/Neuter/Return is a proven, humane way to reduce the overwhelming cat population here in Las Vegas.
Ways to help
Concrete needs and volunteer roles Community Cat Angels has shared.
Current needs
- Foster homes for kittens and adult cats
- Cat food and kitten food
- Litter and litter boxes
- Blankets, bedding, cat trees, and beds
- Traps and pet store gift cards
Volunteer opportunities
- Foster kittens and pregnant moms
- Foster adult cats recovering from trauma or illness
- Foster feral cats for socialization
- Volunteer as a trapper for Trap/Neuter/Return
- Transport cats to vet offices, adoption centers, and foster homes
- Assist with administration and fundraising
- Support social media and public relations
Recognition & press
Press & mentions
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this nonprofit and how its work happens.
What happens when a cat is trapped for TNR?
The cat goes to a veterinary clinic for spay or neuter surgery, vaccination, and ear-tipping, then returns to its neighborhood after recovery.
What kinds of cats need foster homes?
Kittens, pregnant moms, adult cats, special needs cats, and feral cats that need socialization or medical recovery all need foster homes.
How does someone ask for cat trapping help or surrender a cat?
Send an email with your name and contact information to intakeservices@communitycatangels.org, or use the contact page.
What does a foster home provide?
A foster home gives a cat a temporary safe space, food, care, and attention, while also watching for medical problems as the cat recovers and becomes more social.
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