We watched as an elderly woman was evicted from her home in Fremont leaving very many cats behind on her property to fend for themselves.

We’ve learned that the former property owner had been asking the City of Fremont for help, but sadly, no support was given. This kind woman couldn’t turn her back on the cats, so she fed them—and over time, that small kindness turned into 35–45 cats.

When the land was sold, she had to move out. She purchased food and beds, hoping they’d be okay, but now the cats have been left behind on a property that’s about to be demolished.

That’s when we stepped in. ❤️

Here’s the plan:

• TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return): We’ll be working to spay/neuter the colony.

• Relocation: The colony will be moved to a safer nearby location before the area is razed.

• Rescue & Foster: The friendlier cats and kittens—many currently being treated for ringworm—are in foster care until they’re ready for adoption.

This is an unexpected and urgent situation, and the costs of food, medical care, and neutering are overwhelming. We simply can’t turn our backs on them, even though we wish the city had stepped up to help.

👉 If you’re able, please consider donating to offset these expenses. Every dollar makes a difference for these cats’ futures.

Thank you for supporting us in giving them the second chance they deserve.

Fremont Abandoned Cat Project

By Pink Paws For The Cause

Fremont Abandoned Cat Project