Neighborhood Cats Network provides individuals and local communities with information and resources to learn how to care for and live in harmony with feral cats. Neighborhood Cats Network Caring for Community Cats: How You Can Make a Difference If you spot feral or community cats nearby and feel unsure about what to do, don’t worry—you’re not alone. The Neighborhood Cats Network is here with the knowledge, experience, and heart to help you take the best next steps for these resilient, often overlooked creatures. These cats are no different than our beloved house cats—curious, sensitive, and deserving of love. The only difference? They found themselves homeless, often through no fault of their own. Many were abandoned or born outdoors, left to navigate a world that can be harsh and unforgiving. But with compassion and support, we can give them the dignity and care they deserve. If you’re already feeding or caring for a community cat—THANK YOU from the bottom of our hearts! Your kindness makes a huge difference. We know how tough our Western NY winters can be, and we’re passionate about building insulated cat cabins to keep these cats warm, safe, and protected through every season. Need help spaying or neutering a cat on your property? We’re here for that too. Whether it’s guidance, resources, or direct assistance, our network is committed to reducing the stray cat population humanely and effectively. By joining our network, you gain access to a wealth of information and support tailored for those already caring for community cats. From medical care and feeding tips to shelter building and neighborhood collaboration, we’re with you every step of the way. Want to do more? Bring your community or network together! We offer inspiring presentations that show how everyone can play a part in protecting and supporting community cats. Become an advocate or host a food drive and help us build a kinder, safer world for these incredible cats who deserve love and respect. BECOME A COLONY AMBASSADOR "I can't express enough how grateful I am to Neighborhood Cats Network for their incredible support. When a feral cat showed up at my house, I felt helpless and didn't know how to provide for him. I reached out to Neighborhood Cats Network, and they immediately provided me with a feeding station and a cozy cat cabin. To my amazement, the feral cat, who was neutered, took to the setup right away! It was heartwarming to see him finally have a safe and comfortable place to eat and rest. The team at Neighborhood Cats Network was responsive, compassionate, and so efficient in addressing my concerns. Their dedication to the well-being of community cats is truly inspiring. Thank you, Neighborhood Cats Network, for making a difference in the lives of these precious cats and the people who care for them. You've made a world of difference for me and my new feline friend!" Ann Charlebois A heartwarming moment between a Colony Ambassador and Cassie, a resident. The Story of Seven Cats The story of seven cats began in March 2020 when a concerned citizen reported feral cats living at her office complex. Neighborhood Cats Network responded immediately and found the cats in dire straits: emaciated, huddling in the snow amidst the freezing temperatures of Western New York. Their lack of ear tips indicated they were not spayed or neutered. Knowing that a female cat can get pregnant two to three times a year, we began securing vet appointments for spaying and neutering and starting the trapping process. We placed emergency cat shelters with the property manager's permission—fortunately, he liked cats and understood the situation's urgency. We also established a daily feeding schedule. Initially, we trapped three cats—two males and a female—who were spayed and neutered. But then, the unforeseen impact of COVID-19 hit, shutting down everything, including vet services. To our dismay, over the following months, three of the unspayed cats had litters, resulting in 22 kittens. Despite these challenges, the story has a happy ending. Neighborhood Cats Network managed to catch every kitten, socialize them, secure vet appointments, and find them a path to a loving forever home. However, this situation highlights a common scenario for feral, or as we prefer to call them, neighborhood cats. If left unchecked, those 22 kittens—11 of which were female—would have continued the cycle, leading to an additional 55+ kittens in 6–7 months. In just over half a year, there would have been 80 to 100 homeless cats and kittens, perpetuating the cycle. Kitten Adoption Events Hosted by Neighborhood Cats Network Saturday, November 11 from 1pm - 3pm at Pet Supplies Plus 585 Moseley Rd., Fairport Join us to meet adoptable kittens ready to find p ermanent, loving homes. All kittens are fully vetted and available for adoption. Whether you're actively looking to adopt or just interested in meeting the kittens and learning more about our work, we welcome your visit. Please note: All adoptions are subject to an application process and approval by Neighborhood Cats Network. We hope to see you there! The Education Initiative Cat Cabin Program The Food Pantry Trap/Neuter/Vaccinate/Return/Manage “The Neighborhood Cats Network deserves our greatest appreciation for their invaluable assistance with our resident feral cat colony. Through their tireless, caring efforts, we have safe, well-fed, and comfortably housed cats. The Network spayed and neutered the cats and built a splendid outdoor insulated cat house and feeding station. They continue to support us with regular feeding, even supplying canned food. These cats are flourishing only because of the compassionate work the Network is doing, and we couldn’t be more grateful.” Dr. Dawn Pisello Business Owner You can help cats in need. Neighborhood Cats Network is a volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with decades of experience in colony management. Your donations will help us continue our innovative, life-saving outreach on behalf of neighborhood cats in our community. MAKE A DONATION

Neighborhood Cats Network, Inc. (NCN) is a 501(c)(3) organization that promotes responsible community cat colony management practices. We strive to significantly improve the lives of the cats in our care and offer comprehensive training, ongoing guidance, and necessary resources to newcomers and established colony managers. We’re cat lovers and allies. Neighborhood Cats Network is a passionate, all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit on a mission to transform the lives of homeless community cats across Western New York, with a focus on Monroe, Wayne, and Ontario Counties. Through our lifesaving TNVRM (Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return-Manage) program, we compassionately reduce stray cat populations by preventing reproduction, while supporting and managing cat colonies with care and strong community partnerships. Our comprehensive Cat Cabin Program provides insulated winter shelters and secure feeding stations; the Food Pantry Program, supports dedicated caregivers with vital food resources; TNVRM in Action, delivers essential spay/neuter and veterinary services; and our Education Initiative, empowers the public and caregivers with the knowledge to care for community cats responsibly. From building cabins to fostering community collaboration, we’re not just helping cats, we’re leading a compassionate revolution in their care. We believe every cat deserves to be healthy, warm, and loved—even in the harshest winters—and every community has the power to be part of the solution. Board of Directors Marlies Sullivan President Marlies Sullivan is the Executive Director of Leadership Initiatives at the University of Rochester, with a focus on professional fundraising. Since 1990, she has been passionately involved in animal rescue, beginning as a volunteer at the Bridgeport Animal Shelter in Connecticut. She later served as the town-appointed chair of the Oxford Animal Shelter in Oxford, CT, where she led the Dog Days of Oxford Event, a major tri-state fundraiser dedicated to helping homeless cats and dogs and rebuilding the shelter (2000-2011). From 2018 to 2023, Marlies served as Vice-President and Director of Fundraising at Pet Pride of NY, a no-kill cat sanctuary in Victor, NY. During her tenure, she successfully raised over $1.2 million and managed an expansion project that tripled the sanctuary's capacity, resulting in a dramatic increase in cat adoptions from 125 in 2018 to 850 in 2023. In addition to having five cats and two dogs of their own, Marlies and her husband Chris manage eight cat colonies in Victor, NY. Over the past seven years, they have constructed and donated over 150 insulated wooden cat houses to various cat rescue organizations and colony managers. They have extended their impact by conducting Zoom training sessions on building insulated cat houses for out-of-state rescues and training local rescues to build emergency shelters. Jean Bidlack Treasurer Dr. Jean Bidlack is Professor and Associate Chair of the Department of Pharmacology and Physiology at the University of Rochester, School of Medicine and Dentistry. Her biomedical research focuses on medications development for treating drug abuse. Jean has held leadership roles in non-profit scientific societies. In 2004-2005, Jean was President of the Society on NeuroImmune Pharmacology, Inc. From 2004 to 2012, she was Treasurer of the International Narcotics Research Conference, Inc. Jean is a lifetime cat owner and treasures helping all cats. She is a former Treasurer at Pet Pride of New York, Inc. Jean and her husband, Carl, are proud parents of Tux, a brilliant and friendly tuxedo cat. Mary Delton Secretary Mary Delton got her first cat when she started her academic career at Mount Holyoke College because she thought it would be nice to have "someone" to come home to. That was cat #1. While at MHC, Mary adopted a stray, Jellybean, Cat # 2. After marrying Bob Boeckman, and moving to Oakland U in Michigan, Mary would bring Cat #2 into the lab on weekends. Cat #3 was an abandoned cat that wandered the college campus and eventually into Mary's office where he ate some of the cat food that she kept for the weekend. He then went to sleep under her desk. A quick phone call to Bob and that cat came home. After moving to Rochester, NY; Bob and Mary continued to accrue cats. Some were adopted from shelters, and some were strays that found their horse barn. Many of those strays started out as barn cats but became beloved house cats. The number of cats that have been in the family since 1971 now totals 43. Bob has passed but Mary still has 5 loving felines ages 11 - 21 (all of whom were initially strays). Mary finished her career at Kodak where she did research in the Biosciences, Color Negative, and Color Paper divisions. While Bob was the President of Pet Pride of NY Inc, Mary designed and maintained their website.

ADOPT Neighbourhood Cats Network has a simple and caring adoption process designed to match rescued cats with loving forever homes. Prospective adopters begin by filling out an application form, followed by a brief interview to ensure a good fit for both the cat and the household. Once approved, a meet-and-greet is arranged, giving families a chance to connect with their future feline companions. All cats are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and vet-checked prior to adoption. The goal is to create lasting bonds and ensure every cat finds a safe, nurturing environment. Meet Our Adoptable Kittens! APPLY NOW

Request assistance with trap/neuter/vaccinate/release services. NEIGHBORHOOD CATS NETWORK TNVR FORM Thank you for reaching out to Neighborhood Cats Rescue for TNVR (Trap, Neuter, Vaccinate, Release) services. Please fill out the form below to help us understand your needs and how we can assist you. First name Last name Email Phone Street Address City/Town State Zip Code FERAL CAT INFORMATION Number of cats Number of kittens (under 6 months) Please provide a brief description of the cats, including their approximate age, gender, and any distinguishing features: Are the cats located at the same address as above? Yes No If no, please provide the location: Are the cats being fed regularly? Yes No Not sure Are the cats friendly or feral? (Check all that apply): Friendly Semi-feral Feral ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Do you have access to traps? Yes No Have the cats been trapped before? Yes No Any other comments or special requests? Thank you for completing the TNVR Service Request Form. We will review your request and get back to you as soon as possible. Submit

Subscribing to our newsletters is a great way to stay up to date with all that happening at Neighborhood Cats Network! 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. Our latest newsletters- Fall 2025 Summer 2025 Winter-Spring 2025 Winter 2024 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!

Volunteer Application Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the Neighborhood Cats Network! Volunteers play a vital role in helping us care for and support community cats. Please complete this application to help us learn more about you. Personal Information Full Name:* Date of Birth:* Address:* City: State:* Zip:* Phone Email Address: Emergency Contact Name:* Relationship: Phone Driver's License and Vehicle Do you have a valid driver’s license? Yes No Do you have access to a vehicle for volunteering purposes? Yes No If you have a vehicle, is it insured and reliable for transportation of cats or supplies? Yes No Availability Please indicate the days and times you are typically available to volunteer: Volunteer Interests: Please circle any activities you are interested in or willing to help with: Multi choice Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) assistance Feeding and caring for community cats Foster care for cats or kittens Transportation to/from veterinary appointments Fundraising and events Outreach and education Administrative support Social media and communications IT / Website support Other (Please Specify): Experience and Skills: Do you have any experience with animal care or related activities? Please describe: Have you volunteered with or worked for any animal-related organizations before? If yes, please specify: Do you have any special skills or certifications that would help in your volunteer role? (e.g., veterinary technician, social media, event planning, IT, web development, etc.) Health and Safety: Do you have any allergies (especially to cats or animals) or health conditions we should be aware of? Are you comfortable handling feral or frightened cats? Yes No Are you able to perform physical tasks such as lifting traps or carrying supplies? Yes No Background Check: Do you consent to a background check if required for volunteering? Yes No References: Please provide two personal references: 1st Reference: Name: Phone: Relationship: 2nd Reference: Name: Phone: Relationship: Additional Information: Why do you want to volunteer with Neighborhood Cats Network? What do you hope to gain from volunteering with us? How did you hear about Neighborhood Cats Network? Do you have any questions or concerns you would like to share? Agreement and Signature: By signing below, I affirm that the information I have provided is accurate to the best of my knowledge. I understand that volunteering with Neighborhood Cats Network may involve handling animals and I agree to follow all guidelines and safety procedures. Drawing mode selected. Drawing requires a mouse or touchpad. For keyboard accessibility, select Type or Upload. Date and time Month Day Year Time : Hours Minutes AM Submit

PRIVACY POLICY . A legal disclaimer The explanations and information provided on this page are only general and high-level explanations and information on how to write your own document of a Privacy Policy. You should not rely on this article as legal advice or as recommendations regarding what you should actually do, because we cannot know in advance what are the specific privacy policies you wish to establish between your business and your customers and visitors. We recommend that you seek legal advice to help you understand and to assist you in the creation of your own Privacy Policy. Privacy Policy - the basics Having said that, a privacy policy is a statement that discloses some or all of the ways a website collects, uses, discloses, processes, and manages the data of its visitors and customers. It usually also includes a statement regarding the website’s commitment to protecting its visitors’ or customers’ privacy, and an explanation about the different mechanisms the website is implementing in order to protect privacy. Different jurisdictions have different legal obligations of what must be included in a Privacy Policy. You are responsible to make sure you are following the relevant legislation to your activities and location. What to include in the Privacy Policy Generally speaking, a Privacy Policy often addresses these types of issues: the types of information the website is collecting and the manner in which it collects the data; an explanation about why is the website collecting these types of information; what are the website’s practices on sharing the information with third parties; ways in which your visitors and customers can exercise their rights according to the relevant privacy legislation; the specific practices regarding minors’ data collection; and much, much more. To learn more about this, check out our article “Creating a Privacy Policy ”.

Neighborhood Cats Network (NCN) relies on monetary and cat food donations to continue its important work to improve the lives of community feral cats. Make a donation, become an annual donor, and include NCN in your estate plans. Together we can change their lives Subscribe to Our Newsletter Enter your email here Sign Up Thanks for submitting! Ways to Give. Join us in making a difference by supporting Neighborhood Cats Network (NCN), a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to improving the lives of community cats. We provide nourishment, housing, and care to ensure a better future for these vulnerable animals. Our work includes sustenance, spaying/neutering initiatives, and fostering a healthier environment for cats and humans alike. Our winterized cat cabins and feeding stations are essential for keeping cats warm and safe during Western New York winters. We also focus on community education and fostering empathy to build a society that values all its inhabitants. There are many ways for you to support our mission. Choose the one that’s right for you! To make your donation online, simply click the button below that matches your wishes. If you prefer to donate by mail, please send your check made out to Neighborhood Cats Network to: Neighborhood Cats Network P.O. Box 263 Mendon, NY 14506 Your donation will help us continue this vital work. Please consider supporting our mission to care for and cherish every community cat. Thank you for your kindness and support. MAKE A DONATION Donate Cat Food Donations of canned and dry cat food are always needed for our pantry program. We’ve established wishlists on Chewy and Amazon to make shopping easy for you to do from the comfort of your home. Just click on a retailer below! CHEWY.COM AMAZON.COM HOST A FOOD DRIVE Host a Food Drive Cat food drives are a fantastic way to support local non-profit organizations dedicated to feline welfare, such as the Neighborhood Cats Network. By organizing a cat food drive, you can contribute to the essential work of rescuing, feeding, and caring for stray and feral cats in your community. Our helpful guide will walk you through the steps to plan and execute a successful cat food drive, ensuring that the Neighborhood Cats Network receives the supplies they need to continue their mission. Whether you are an individual, a community group, or a business, your efforts can make a significant impact on the lives of countless cats in need. Let's embark on this rewarding journey of helping our furry friends by providing them with the nourishment they require to thrive. NCN CAT FOOD DRIVE GUIDE Tribute Gifts Tribute Gifts Consider paying tribute to a beloved four-legged or two-legged companion in your life, past or present. A donation in someone's honor or memory is a loving way to show your appreciation while supporting the protection of feral cats and kittens. It’s also a meaningful gift for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, or “just because.” In recognition of significant generosity, Neighborhood Cats Network is honored to offer a special opportunity for our donors. When you make an in-memory or in-honor gift of $250 or more, we will proudly install a personalized plaque on a winterized cat cabin or feeding station. This plaque will serve as a lasting tribute, celebrating the spirit of your loved one or honoree while providing a warm, safe haven for our community cats. When you make a tribute gift and would like us to send an acknowledgment card to the person of your choice, just let us know on the donation form. MAKE A TRIBUTE GIFT Riley’s Annual Giving Circle It all began with a majestic, longhaired Siamese cat we christened Riley. One tranquil evening in 2016, during a leisurely stroll through a nearby office park, we encountered a feral cat scavenging from a dumpster. Driven by an overwhelming sense of compassion, we rushed home to fetch food and water, marking the beginning of our profound journey into the world of feral cats.... READ RILEY’S STORY Please consider joining Riley’s Circle. By becoming a sustaining member of Riley’s Circle, you ignite hope and compassion for countless cats in need. Join a community of passionate individuals who believe that every cat deserves a hearty meal and a cozy haven every single day. Your heartfelt support will provide essential annual funds, enabling us to transform the lives of more homeless community cats. To make a lasting impact, please reach out to us at donate@neighborhoodcatsnetwork.org or call 315.584.1374. Together, we can create a brighter future for our neighborhood cats. ANNUAL GIVING LEVELS Super Supper Supporter $100 Rescue Hero $250 Community Guardian $500 Neighborhood Protector $1,000 Cat Network Champion $2,500 BECOME AN ANNUAL DONOR VINNIE’S LEGACY SOCIETY-PLANNED GIVING Planned giving is about securing the future—your future, the future of Neighborhood Cats Network, and the wellbeing of homeless cats. Your support is invaluable as we continue our mission to save cats’ lives and protect their progress. Planned giving is an easy way to support a charity, and most importantly, ensures a lasting, positive impact on cats in our community. Vinnie’s story Amidst the fierce howling of a brutal snowstorm, we received an urgent call: a small colony of cats was in desperate peril, lacking shelter and reliable food. Without a moment's hesitation, we sprang into action, braving the storm that very night to deliver cozy cabins and commence daily feedings. Among this colony was no ordinary feral cat. We named him Vinnie.... READ VINNIE’S STORY Our Planned Giving Program helps the cats and offers numerous benefits for you, too: Tax Advantages: Your gift may entitle your estate to a federal tax charitable deduction. Estate Protection: Your gift may shield your estate from the costly probate process. Legacy Fulfillment: Experience the satisfaction of knowing your bequest will preserve your legacy as you intended. Philanthropic Leadership: Set an example of compassionate giving for your loved ones. Peace of Mind: Rest easy knowing your gift will significantly contribute to the protection and wellbeing of all cats. CONTACT US ABOUT PLANNED GIVING

Neighborhood Cats Network provides colony caregiver education, a food pantry, winterized cat cabins and feeding stations, TNVR support, and community advocacy. What We Do. Caring for Cats, Strengthening Communities Our Key Programs Education Initiative The Neighborhood Cats Network’s Education Initiative serves as the cornerstone of our outreach and educational efforts. This comprehensive program is thoughtfully designed to empower both community cat caregivers and the general public with the knowledge and tools necessary to support and manage free-roaming cat populations in a humane and sustainable way. At the heart of the initiative is a commitment to compassionate, evidence-based education. We offer dynamic presentations and interactive workshops that invite participation, spark dialogue, and foster a deeper understanding of the issues surrounding community cats. Whether someone is just learning about stray cat colonies or is an experienced caregiver, the program provides accessible and actionable information for all experience levels. Educational materials—ranging from printed guides to digital resources—are created to be clear, practical, and easy to implement. Core topics include the principles and practices of TNVRM (Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return-Manage), safe and humane trapping techniques, daily and long-term colony care strategies, and how to prepare for seasonal challenges such as extreme weather or kitten season. By promoting awareness and building hands-on skills, the Education Initiative not only helps reduce cat overpopulation and improve feline welfare but also strengthens community bonds. Ultimately, it cultivates a network of informed, responsible citizens who are better equipped to coexist with and care for community cats —creating a healthier environment for both animals and humans. Food Pantry Cat Cabin Program TNVRM in Action Safe Haven Barn Cat Program Journey to Forever Foster & Adoption Program Food Pantry Donate Canned and Dry Food Neighborhood Cats Network’s Food Pantry program supports qualified caregivers in Western New York who are experiencing financial hardship. This initiative provides donated canned and dry cat food to individuals committed to feeding and caring for community cats. By reducing the cost burden, the program helps ensure these cats receive consistent, nutritious meals—essential for their health and well-being. The program is sustained through generous donations and food drives, with wish lists available on Chewy and Amazon to make contributing easy. Amazon.com Chewy.com Mealtime Magic! Serving Love to Community Cats. Host a Cat Food Drive Cat food drives are another way you can help us stock our pantry shelves. This is a great service project for schools, churches, and community groups and organizations to undertake. Download our Cat Food Drive Guide that outlines everything you need to know to host a successful drive! CAT FOOD DRIVE GUIDE Cat Cabin Program The Neighborhood Cats Network’s Cat Cabin Program provides community cats with safe, insulated, and weatherproof cabins along with reliable feeding stations. These aesthetically pleasing, well-crafted cabins protect cats from harsh weather, offering warmth and comfort throughout the year. Strategically placed feeding stations ensure steady access to food and water, supporting their health and well-being. Our program is dedicated to improving the lives of outdoor cats by creating safe havens and fostering compassion within the community. CABIN & FEEDING STATION REQUEST FORM HOW TO MAKE AN EMERGENCY CAT CABIN TNVRM in Action Through our signature TNVRM in Action Program, community cats are humanely Trapped, Neutered (or Spayed), Vaccinated, and Returned to their original outdoor homes. The final component—“M” for Manage—highlights the importance of ongoing care. This includes daily feeding, access to proper shelter, and regular health monitoring to ensure the cats remain safe, healthy, and stable within their environment. We offer spay/neuter and vaccination services at discounted rates or, when applicable, entirely free of charge to individual who require assistance. Please complete our TNVRM Request Form. TNVRM REQUEST FORM Safe Haven Barn Cat Program Introducing the Safe Haven Barn Cat Program At Neighborhood Cats Network, our mission has always been to help community cats thrive where they are through TNVRM (Trap Neuter Vaccinate Return Manage), daily care, and compassionate support. We’re proud to announce our sixth program, joining TNVRM In Action, The Food Pantry, Cat Cabin, the Education Initiative, and the Journey to Forever Foster and Adoption Program. Our newest initiative, the Safe Haven Barn Cat Program, is a last resort relocation program for feral or unsocialized cats who face immediate and ongoing threats in their current environment, whether from extreme hostility, major development projects, or loss of habitat. Because relocation is stressful, we accept only a very small number of cases each year. Cats in the program are placed in pre-approved barns or rural properties where they are valued as working cats and receive food, shelter, and veterinary care. This is not a general placement service. It is a carefully considered last option, with every case evaluated for necessity, safety, and suitability. At Neighborhood Cats Network, we believe every cat deserves a safe place to call home, whether that is the business park they know or a barn that becomes their sanctuary. Journey to Forever Foster & Adoption Program At Neighborhood Cats Network, most people know us for our work helping community cats survive and thrive. But there is another side of our mission that touches our hearts deeply: the kittens born in newly discovered colonies. Despite our best efforts to spay and neuter every cat as quickly as possible, sometimes litters arrive before we can intervene. When that happens, we don’t turn away. We watch closely, waiting patiently for the kittens to wean from their mother’s care. Then we carefully trap these fragile little lives and bring them into a safe and nurturing environment. Through gentle socialization, we help these kittens learn to trust humans and blossom into loving companions. Every day, we receive calls from desperate voices—people pleading for help for tiny, helpless kittens found alone in backyards, barns, or tucked under porches. These kittens are born into hardship, but they don’t have to stay there—not if we can reach them in time. We also come across friendly adult cats who have been abandoned and somehow find their way to us. These cats, too, are given a second chance at a safe, loving home through our program. The Journey to Forever Foster and Adoption Program exists to give all cats—whether tiny kittens or abandoned adults—a chance at the loving homes they deserve. From the moment they are rescued, through careful care, socialization, and veterinary attention, our foster families guide them on a journey toward a forever home. Each cat’s story is one of resilience, hope, and the transformative power of compassion, and every adoption is a celebration of a new beginning.

As a 501(c)(3) organization, Neighborhood Cats Network relies on donations from cat lovers and allies for our food pantry, winterized cat cabins and feeding stations, and TNVR support. Donate Today! Riley's NEIGHBORHOOD CATS NETWORK DONATION FORM Your donation will improve the lives of feral cats in our community. Thank you for lending your support! MAKE A DONATION Frequency Donate Today Donate Monthly Amount $25 $50 $100 $250 My gift is in tribute to: Name of person Who would you want us to notify about your gift? We will be happy to send them a card by mail to let them know of your thoughtful and generous gift. ADOPTION FEES For those who are adopting, please select : Kitten Adoption Fee (3-6 mos) $225 2nd Kitten Adoption Fee $100 Kitten Adoption Fee (6- 9mos) $175 Cat Adoption Fee (9mos+) $100 Senior Cat Adoption Fee $75 RILEY’S ANNUAL GIVING CIRCLE Super Supper Supporter $100 Rescue Hero $250 Community Guardian $500 Neighborhood Protector $1,000 Cat Network Champion $2,500 Please contact me about including Neighborhood Cats Network in my estate plans as a member of VINNIE’S LEGACY SOCIETY. TNVR Services (Trap, neuter, vaccinate, return) Donation $75 $100 $150 YOUR INFORMATION First name Last name Email Phone Street Address City/Town Please manually type in your address. State Zip Code Continue Vinnie's Top of Donation Form

Cat & Kitten Adoption Application Cat Information: Name of the cat or kitten: How did you hear about this cat? Website Social Media Adoption Event Friend/Family Other About You: Full Name:* Home Address: Email* Phone* Occupation: Do you work from home? Yes No How often? Do you travel for work? Yes No How often? Who will care for your pets when you're on vacation or away from home? Do you plan to move in the next 6–12 months? Yes No Why are you considering adding a pet to your life? Household: Number of people in your home and ages of children: Do all household members agree to the adoption? Yes No Please check any of the following: Any Allergies/Asthma Do you plan to Declaw the Cat Pets: Current & Past: Have you owned pets before? Yes No If no longer with you, why? Have you ever surrendered or had to give up a pet? Yes No If yes, please explain: Current pets (type, breed, age, spayed/neutered): Do your current pets have medical issues or take medication? Yes No If yes, please describe: Multi choice Vaccinations Behavioral issues Are vaccinations current? Yes No Behavioral issues? Yes No If yes, explain: Do we have your permission to contact your veterinarian for a reference check? Yes No Your Home: Type of residence: House Apartment Condo Own or Rent? Own Rent If renting, Landlord’s Name and phone number: Do you have your landlord’s permission to have pets? Yes No Please check any of the following Do you have a Balcony Do you have Screen on Windows Where will the cat spend most of their time? Where will the cat be when you're not home? Indoor or outdoor cat? Indoor Outdoor Both Where will the litterbox be kept? May we visit your home for a basic safety check? Yes No Veterinarian Info: Clinic Name & Phone: Are you financially prepared for emergency vet care? Yes No What do you estimate to be the monthly cost of caring for a cat? Are you financially prepared for ongoing care including food, litter, and vet visits? Yes No Behavioral & Commitment Questions: Who will care for your cat in case of emergency or long-term illness? What would happen to your cat if you moved somewhere that doesn’t allow pets? Adopter Promise: Please read: I am prepared for a 15–20-year commitment I am willing to address behavior concerns with training or support I will provide regular vet care, food, water, shelter, and affection. I agree to return the pet to Neighborhood Cats Network, Inc. if I cannot keep them. I certify that all the above is true and agree to the adoption terms. Yes No Signature Drawing mode selected. Drawing requires a mouse or touchpad. For keyboard accessibility, select Type or Upload. Date Month Day Year Submit

Foster Application Applicant Information Full Name: Address Phone Email Date of Birth Driver's License Number & State: Employment & Availability: Occupation: Work Schedule & Flexibility: Household Information: Who lives with you (include ages of household members)? How will your household members be involved in fostering (if at all)? Current Pets: Do you currently have pets? If yes, list species, breeds (if applicable), ages, and health status: Veterinarian Name/Clinic and Phone: Are all pets up to date on vaccinations and medical care? Home Environment: Describe your home and where you plan to house the foster cats: Are you open to a home visit from an NCN representative? Yes No Experience & Motivation: What experience do you have caring for cats? Have you fostered animals before? If yes, describe your experience. If no, what motivates you to start? How long are you able and willing to foster? What do you see as your responsibilities and role as a foster caregiver? Fostering Preferences: What types of cats or kittens are you open to fostering? (Check all that apply): Adult cats Kittens (eating on their own) Mom cat with kittens Pregnant cat Bottle-fed kittens (neonates) Cats/kittens requiring medical care or recovery Shy or under-socialized cats/kittens Hospice or senior cats Other (please describe: Commitment & Expectations: NCN pays for all necessary supplies. Are you comfortable with this arrangement? Yes No Are you willing and able to transport foster cats to veterinary appointments or arrange transport? Yes No Do you agree to participate in a fostering training session with an NCN representative? Yes No Acknowledgment: By signing below, I confirm that all the information provided is accurate and complete. I understand that submitting this application does not guarantee acceptance into the NCN Foster Program. Signature Drawing mode selected. Drawing requires a mouse or touchpad. For keyboard accessibility, select Type or Upload. Date Month Day Year Submit