NEWS
Neighborhood Cats Network Featured in Democrat and Chronicle Article
We are pleased to share that Neighborhood Cats Network was recently featured in the Democrat and Chronicle in an article published on March 17, 2025.
Titled “How the Neighborhood Cats Network is Helping WNY’s ‘Forgotten Felines’,” the piece has received overwhelming attention from community members and animal advocates alike.
We are grateful to the D&C for shining a spotlight on our mission and the vital work being done.
Thank you to everyone who continues to support our efforts—together, we’re making a difference.
To read the article, please click here.
Our Newsletter
Welcome to the Neighborhood Cats Network Newsletter!
We’re excited to bring you the latest updates, stories, and accomplishments from Neighborhood Cats Network, Inc.
Our newsletter highlights how your support is making a meaningful impact on the lives of so many community cats across Western NY.
We hope you’ll take a few moments to look through its pages. Inside, you’ll discover heartwarming stories of resilience, where cats have found safety and hope through our efforts. You’ll also find updates on our ongoing projects, including the work we’re doing to provide winterized shelters and daily meals to ensure these cats are cared for year-round. Additionally, we share ways you can get involved, from volunteering and donating to helping us spread the word about our mission.
Your compassion and generosity make all of this possible. Thank you for standing with us to create a brighter, safer future for community cats.
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Events
Connecting with the Community
We’re excited to share some highlights from our recent community outreach activities!
Our team had a fantastic time at Climb Aboard Victor Day, where we engaged with families and showcased our commitment to community cats. It was heartwarming to see how happy attendees were to learn about our efforts in this area.
Additionally, we were present at the Country Max in Farmington, where we enjoyed meeting many of you and discussing our mission. We are incredibly grateful for the generous donations of both cat food and funds—your support makes a significant difference in our ability to help homeless community cats.
We look forward to participating in more events throughout 2025, so keep an eye out for us at your favorite local gatherings. Together, we can continue to positively impact the lives of homeless community cats!
Purrs and Pours Happy Hour
Jen Cheney and Sherry Cooke-Ientilucci, two compassionate and community-minded humans, recently hosted a delightful cat food drive cocktail party to support Neighborhood Cats Network. Their event brought together friends and neighbors, united by a shared love for animals and a desire to make a difference.
Thanks to their kindness and the generosity of attendees, the party was a resounding success, gathering an impressive supply of canned and dry cat food. These contributions will help feed countless community cats in need, ensuring they have full bellies and the care they deserve. Neighborhood Cats Network is incredibly grateful for Jen and Sherry’s big hearts and their creative approach to giving back!
If you’re inspired by their efforts, why not host your own cat food drive party? Whether it’s a cocktail gathering, a casual get-together, or even a themed event, you can make a meaningful impact on the lives of community cats. Reach out to us for tips and resources to get started—together, we can make a difference!