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Whether you have found a friendly stray, spotted a feral cat or colony, or are worried about an outdoor cat who may be sick or injured, please start by submitting a help request through our online form.
HOW IT WORKS:
1) Submit a Help Request
Fill out our support request form below. Tell us where the cat is, what you have observed, and how we can reach you. Please include photos whenever possible.
2) We Review the Request
A member of our team will review the information, assess the urgency, and follow up. CRA is run by volunteers, so response times vary depending on the situation and our available capacity.
3) Determine Next Steps
Depending on the cat’s needs, location, and available resources, we may provide guidance, coordinate trapping or TNR support, or connect you with appropriate local resources and partners.
How do I know what kind of cat I found?
Feral
A feral cat is not socialized to people and may avoid contact or behave fearfully when approached. Feral cats often have established outdoor homes and can be helped through trap-neuter-return (TNR).
Stray
A friendly outdoor cat may be lost, abandoned, or loosely connected to a nearby home. Friendly strays may need an owner search, medical care, or a pathway to shelter placement.
Lost
Is your own cat missing? CRA is not a pet-tracking or lost-and-found service, but there are practical steps you can take to improve the chances of bringing your cat home safely.
What we can help with:
✅ Support for trapping and TNR (trap-neuter-return) of community cats.
✅ Information about caring for outdoor cats or connecting you with local resources.
✅ Helping stray cats find their owners or a shelter placement.
What we do not help with:
We are not a veterinary clinic or spay/neuter provider.
We are not an emergency rescue service.
We do not run a shelter or have a physical facility.
We do not accept owner surrenders or run an adoption programs.
We are not a pet-tracking or lost-and-found service.
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