San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition
Feeding outside cats? Get them fixed before they multiply. Sign up for our TNR Classes!The first step is to attend a free, 65 minute class. The class will tell you everything you need to know and will provide a useful handout. We will also loan you traps to use and give you clinic info for free or low cost surgeries. Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is easy!
Found a Stray Cat or Kitten?
You may consult our kitten flow chart for solutions and resources. If the cat is feral, consider taking our free Trap Neuter Return class. Our Resources page has more information about low cost spay and neuter services. If you have found a cat or kitten you feel is adoptable please call our helpline (210-877-9067) or contact info@sanantonioferalcats.org for our full resource list.
Primary Services
What We Do
Trap Neuter & Return CLASS
This class teaches you how to trap .We help pay for every cat brought in by trappers.
FOSTER & ADOPTION
We have a home-based foster program, that operates out of some Petco and PetSmart stores.
SPAY/NEUTER CLINICs
We work with SNAP, San Antonio Humane Society, Animal Defense League, and more.
Watch Lucky the cat’s explanation of what we do, courtesy of the kids at Brakenridge High School!
For additional services please click here
Help save a life
San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Corporation that depends on donations to sustain its operations. We appreciate every donation, no matter the amount. Every penny donated is used in some capacity to help feral and stray cats.
Adopt & Foster
Before adopting or handing over a found cat or kitten, please contact adoptions@sanantonioferalcats.org to confirm the person is actually one of our fosters. It has come to our attention that people not affiliated with SAFCC are claiming to be fosters.
Cats of the Month

Macy Gray – Your Zombie Kitten Queen
Macy Gray has been through some wild experiences in her young life. During her spay, she had a sudden cardiac arrest, but the vet brought her back with some serious magic. Now a little over a year old, Macy Gray lives life full speed: she loves her exercise wheel (she’d love to take it to her forever home!) and is a total foodie, happy with wet food, dry food, or mystery crumbs. Visually impaired, potentially fully blind, Macy Gray zips around with confidence and a great sense of direction.
She’s talkative, sassy, and high-energy, sometimes enjoying toys and catnip, though her wheel will always be her favorite. She’s still learning litter box habits, but with patience and understanding, she thrives. Macy Gray is looking for a forever home with kind humans who see her not for what she lacks, but for everything she is—sassy, quirky, and 100% unforgettable.
Mr. Yapper – Proof That Love Is Felt, Not Heard
Mr. Yapper is a 1-year-old deaf cat in search of a best friend and forever home. He may not hear your voice, but he’ll especially feel your love if you give him a belly rub! Yapper is sweet, affectionate, and loves pets, cozy naps, and sunny windowsills. He’ll even follow you around just to see what you’re doing. He navigates the world by watching and feeling vibrations, and since he can’t hear himself, he lets out the most adorably loud meows.
Yapper would do best as an indoor-only kitty in a calm home, ideally with someone who can spend time with him and help him feel safe. He is litter-trained, easygoing, very friendly, and talkative. He also gets along wonderfully with other cats and people if your home already has them. If you’re looking for a uniquely sweet companion who proves that love doesn’t need words (or sound), Yapper is ready to greet you with head boops and endless affection.

Chester – From Shy to Shine

Chester is a sweet boy who chose his foster’s backyard as a haven some time ago. A shy boy at first, he has come out of his shell and now enjoys his time bird and squirrel watching from his window seat. As many kitties do, he loves dinner time and treat time even more. Chester gets along well with other cats and kittens, enjoying playtime sessions like tag and hide and seek. While he has not had any interactions with dogs, his foster expects Chester would be just fine.
He’s quite the little hunter and will require all the toy mice you can supply! He loves to cuddle up next to you or on your lap while watching tv or relaxing on the sofa. Chester is a great cat and deserves a loving home. One that will give him the time he needs to adjust so that he can be his best self.
Fill out an adoption application to welcome the newest addition to your family! We have plenty of cats and kittens patiently waiting to meet their families.See our adoptable cats & kittens here.







