Low cost or free sterilization is provided for pets, street dogs and cats, and animals rescued by local rescue groups.

We work with families and communities, providing on-site spay and neuter, or transporting animals to and from our clinic, for those without the means to do so. Control of feral cats is achieved through TNR (trap, spay/neuter and return) programs in local neighborhoods and includes implementing the Cat Café program in hotels and resorts, providing TNR for their feral cats, with annual follow up to ensure the health of their stable, non-reproducing populations.

Although our kitten space is limited, whenever possible we shelter, treat, tame and sterilize kittens less than three months. Our objective is to find adoptive homes for all Coco’s kittens in our care. When kittens are rescued by other people, we offer free vaccines, de-parasite, kitten milk, sterilization, and general medical care, helping the rescuers who take responsibility for adoption of kittens in their care

We are committed to education to ensure responsible pet ownership and challenge negative attitudes and behaviors towards feral cats and street dogs. Our long term mission is to greatly reduce the number of unwanted dogs and cats in our mission area, and to continue to expand our model.

 

Volunteering

We are always in need of volunteers! Here are some ways you may help.

Foster parents
Foster parents provide temporary homes for kittens, this requires a significant commitment. The length of fostering varies from a couple of days to a few months depending on each individual situation. Learn more about fostering a kitten.

Trap, Spay/Neuter & Return Assistants – No Experience Needed!
We will explain & show you everything to do. Trapping is done early in the morning or late at night, and involves setting out traps and waiting for cats to enter them. Very simple! Just requires a bit of patience. Done in teams of two, you can bring a friend or make a new friend!

Feral Cat Colony Manager
This involves bringing food to a local colony of feral cats. You will also need to be aware of changes, additional cats, or sick cats in the group.

Drivers
Once a Week: Purchase items from Sam’s Club, hospital shop & Wal-Mart. Shopping list and money will be provided / Pick up from Laura and deliver needed items such as litter and medicines to foster parents.

Other

  • Writers
  • Grants proposals:Fundraising and sponsorship letters/emails
  • Graphic designers: Design flyers/posters
  • Website design: Design products for Coco’s store
  • Adopting

We have many cats and kittens looking for their forever home