Trap-Neuter-Return in Boyle Heights and East LA

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View fullsize Please join me this Saturday for an adoption event in collaboration with Luxe Paws and NELA Cats :) #tnrsaveslives #catsofinstagram
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View fullsize Did you miss us at our last adoption event? Come meet some kitties rescued from TNR sites in Boyle Heights, East LA and El Sereno. #catadoption #cats_of_instagram #tnr #tnrsaveslives
View fullsize Thank you so much for your generosity. I’m deeply touched by your response as I was getting worried I couldn’t help the feeders. I was able to drop off this first batch of food with feeders and will do another drop off today. Meanwhile th
View fullsize We are in urgent need of cat food! I purchase food for my fosters, my TNR kitties and for feeders at locations I’ve TNRed. Some feeders are unemployed, recently laid off, or on public assistance and feeding their cats is cost prohibitive. The b
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View fullsize A rescue in under 15 minutes and 6 lives saved. Thanks to the quick thinking we were able to rescue these babies and their mom. Many thanks to @enclave.la for pointing out these kitties and the guys from the mechanic shop across the street for agreei
View fullsize Michi: It’s taken a year to get Michi into a trap and in the meantime 7 of her babies were taken out of the streets. She went in for a spay and right about the time she was going to be sedated she gave birth. So far there are 3-4 babies. She is
View fullsize Please share widely with your network of friends, colleagues, and acquaintances. These kitties are a few of my fosters that have yet to receive a single adoption application. I can't rescue any more kitties from my TNR projects unless my fosters can
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Community Centered

Boyle Heights Cats is a volunteer-run organization that seeks to reduce cat overpopulation through Trap-Neuter-Return-Monitoring (TNRM) and low-cost spay/neuter of community cats. We train community members of Boyle Heights, Lincoln Heights, El Sereno and East Los Angeles how to TNR and monitor their pet colonies as we believe that community members can lead the change to make an impact in their communities.

Fosters Needed

We encounter so many friendly kittens and adult cats when we conduct TNR. However, we are a volunteer team that cares for our own animals and depend heavily on a network of fosters who can care for the kitties temporarily. Fostering can be a short-term commitment of as little as a few weeks.