Text reading 'COMMUNITY CATS TORONTO' with a background of a street scene and a cat sitting on the pavement.
Map of Tennessee overlaid with purple and white text promoting a cat spaying and neutering initiative. The text asks if people know cats that need help, highlighting free services available through the Toronto Feral Cat Coalition, including trapping unowned cats, health checks, vaccinations, and microchipping. The bottom of the image provides a URL for more information.
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Community Cats Toronto is dedicated to helping anyone make a difference in the lives of community cats (feral, lost, abandoned, and free-roaming) through education, advocacy, and collaboration.

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If you find a cat you believe is unowned, our Trap Neuter Return certification course will start you on the path to improving the cat’s life.

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Community Outreach

Need resources to get you started? Download our printable TNR Brochure.

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Take Action

Two cats, one orange and one gray tabby, touching noses on a concrete surface near a body of water.

If you currently manage a feral cat colony,
register it in our colony database. It’s free and helps us track the success of the program.

Register a colony

Thank you to our Supporters and Coalition Partners

Founded in 2010, Community Cats Toronto is a 100% volunteer-run organization that is entirely supported by donations from the general public and private foundations. Without the support of our donors and sponsors, we would not be able to sustain the programs and services we currently offer. The following partners have made a significant contribution to making TNR education accessible to communities in need throughout the GTA. We gratefully acknowledge their support!