What We Do.
OUR SERVICES.
Education
If you encounter feral cats in your vicinity and need clarification on the next steps, contact the Neighborhood Cats Network. We have the knowledge and experience to handle the situation and provide personalized guidance and advice on all aspects of caring for and maintaining community cat colonies. Our comprehensive support covers a wide range of topics, ensuring you have the knowledge and resources you need to succeed in your role:​
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Proper Feeding Practices: Learn the best ways to ensure your cats receive the proper nutrition.
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Effective Colony Management Strategies: Discover techniques to responsibly manage your colony.
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Routine Cabin Maintenance: Get tips on keeping cat cabins in excellent condition for the comfort and safety of the cats.
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Handling Health Emergencies: Be prepared to respond effectively to any health issues in your colony.
Winterized Cat Cabins & Feeding Stations
We construct specialized insulated and winterized cat cabins and feeding stations to provide a safe and comfortable haven during the harsh winters of Western New York. These dwellings are meticulously crafted, aesthetically pleasing, and discreet. As a goodwill gesture, we donate cat cabins to our NCN Colony Ambassadors. Sometimes, a modest donation may be requested to support the program’s ongoing efforts and sustainability. Fill out our Cabin/Feeding Station request form.
Food Pantry
Donate Canned and Dry Food
We grant NCN colony managers authorized access to the pantry to procure canned and dry provisions to nourish and support the well-being of actively managed colonies under their care. You can help ensure the cupboards stay full by donating cat food using our Amazon and Chewy links below.
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!
