Help control feral cats humanely.

Feral (community) cats live in colonies or on their own in neighborhoods, business areas, and other public spaces. Without TNR (trap-neuter-return) efforts (where feral cats are humanely trapped, spayed or neutered, and returned to the location where they were collected), their numbers, illnesses, and neighborhood issues rise. Community cats and kittens fill up shelters and rescues causing adoptable adult cats to be euthanized for space.

Managing a colony or group of feral cats is a huge commitment by either caring individuals or nonprofit animal welfare organizations. These efforts are costly with traps being one of the most expensive items. With your help, we can make a huge difference for these underserved organizations and the lives of community cats everywhere.

Greater Good Charities’ Good Fix program deploys specially trained, high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter (HQHVSN) surgical teams and professional trapping teams to help control pet overpopulation in communities that need it most, all free of charge.  Since October 2021, Good Fix has been working to address the issue of cat and dog overpopulation in various communities across the U.S. including Hawaii, tribal lands in Alaska and Oklahoma.

You can help make sure every cat born is a loved and wanted cat. Just $20 sterilizes a cat.