Hope For Feral Hearts
There are cats that need help.
Tell us where they are and what you're seeing. It goes to the Hope For Feral Hearts team, who help where they can. It takes about two minutes and you don't need an account.
We're volunteers. We can't promise someone will come, and we can't come right away. But nothing gets lost — you'll get a case number for it.
If a cat is badly hurt right now, don't use this form. Call a vet or Animal Control.
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Step 1 of 4
Where are the cats?
Close is good enough. We just need to find them.
Like "Rivers Ave & Remount" or "behind the Food Lion"
This is never shown publicly and never shared with neighbors.
Step 2 of 4
Tell us about the cats.
Best guess is fine. Nobody expects you to have counted.
That's how we mark a cat that's already been fixed.
Step 3 of 4
What's going on there?
This helps us work out how urgent it is.
Trapping, threats, complaints to the landlord — anything like that.
The cats, or just where they hang out. Skip it if you can't.
Step 4 of 4
How do we reach you?
A coordinator may call or text to ask a couple of questions.
By sending this you're agreeing we're a volunteer group and help isn't guaranteed, and that what you've told us is accurate. A coordinator may call or text you about this request.
We've got it.
Write this number down or take a screenshot. It's how you or we can find your request later.
What happens now
- A coordinator at Hope For Feral Hearts reads it.
- If we can help, someone gets in touch — the way you asked us to.
- It may sit a while. It does not get lost.
Nothing changes right away. Please keep feeding on your normal schedule unless a coordinator asks you to stop.
Feed a colony with us, or part of the team? Sign in →
Hope For Feral Hearts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Questions? Post your case number in the Lowcountry TNR & Feral Cat Network group.
Questions? Post your case number in the Lowcountry TNR & Feral Cat Network group.