While our primary mission is the rescue and adoption of friendly, homeless cats and kittens, the Feline Foundation is deeply concerned about the plight of feral cats and kittens, i.e., those who have grown up without human contact and who fear and avoid people. We strongly advocate the practice of trapping, neutering, and returning (TNR) these cats to their familiar surroundings and caretakers to live out their lives without producing more offspring. 

Accordingly, we dedicate a small portion of the Feline Foundation budget to help ferals in our community. To make our limited resources go farther, we don't respond to direct requests for feral assistance.  Instead, we help our friends at Metro Ferals with as many of their TNR projects as we can. 

If you need TNR advice or assistance in connection with a feral cat-- or colony of ferals-- in the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan area, please contact Metro Ferals at 703- 528-7782 or visit their website at www.metroferals.org.