Get involved with East Brunswick's community cats
There are many great ways to support community cats in your area. Contact us if you would like to get involved with trapping cats, feeding cat colonies, or other volunteer activities.
Volunteer Roles
Where volunteers make the biggest difference
You do not need experience to start. Tell us what you are drawn to and we will talk you through it.
Trapping
Volunteers assist with trapping feral cats so they can be spayed or neutered, or receive medical attention as needed. Trapping is where every TNR begins.
Ask about trappingColony caregiving
Community caregivers feed the cats regularly, help with trapping, and maintain the well-being of the colony after the surgeries are completed.
Become a caregiverFostering
Volunteers help out by fostering kittens until they are old enough to be adopted into loving homes.
Ask about fosteringSocializing adult cats
Some volunteers socialize adult cats so they can also find homes. It takes patience, and it changes a cat's whole future.
Ask about socializingDonate supplies
Donated items help provide a safe home environment for each cat while it waits for adoption. Cat houses, carriers, beds, towels, bowls and more all help.
See the supply listPetition circulator
If you are 18 or older and a resident of Middlesex County, we need you. Help us go door to door across East Brunswick collecting signatures for a Community Cat (TNVR) Ordinance.
Email to volunteer
Getting Started
How to join us
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Get in touch
Contact us and tell us what you are interested in — trapping, feeding a colony, fostering, socializing, or supplies.
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We will talk it through
Our team is always here to provide guidance, answer your questions, and discuss how we can support your specific outdoor cat needs.
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Start helping
You will be matched with the work that fits your time, your street and your comfort level.
Ready to get involved?
Whether you have spotted a stray, are interested in volunteering, or simply need advice, do not hesitate to get in touch. Together, we can make East Brunswick a safe haven for all cats.