Want to Learn More about Trapping Feral Cats?
Watch this informative video. How to Trap Feral Cats
FCAP is a volunteer non-profit feral cat advocacy organization that supports non-lethal population of feral and stray cats through a well managed trap-neuter-return program.
FCAP respects the sanctity of life for feral cats. By implementing a trap-neuter-return program the feral cats are able to return to their outside homes under the watchful care of compassionate caregivers, thereby improving their quality of life and reducing the feral cat population.
Special Events for 2010:
$5 Rabies Clinic
$5 Rabies Clinic will be held this Saturday, July 17th from 9 am to 1 pm at Deep River Friends Meeting, 5300 West Wendover Avenue, High Point, NC. The church is located at the corner of Wendover, Skeet Club Road and Highway 68.
Order "The Cat Master" book by Bonnie Pemberton - click here
See All Our Adoptable Cats and Kittens!!!
Summer Adoption fee special for cats 2 years and older is $65.
Featured Adoptable Cat : Maple
Maple is an extremely loving tortie. She is a total lap cat who loves to have her belly rubbed. She gets along well with other cats and loves to run and play with his kitty friends. Maple is looking for that special person who will be rewarded with a loving companion.
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Visit us at PetsMat at Bridford Pkwy to see our cats and kittens every Saturday and Sunday!
Help support FCAP by using your Food Lion MVP Card.
Please click here and follow the instructions below.
Choose Register MVP Cards. On the next screen, click the Select Organization button. In the popup window, for State pick NC, for City pick Greensboro, for Organization pick Feral Cat Assistance Program. Then click OK. On the next screen, click Add MVP Cards and follow the instructions. Every time you use your MVP card, FCAPwill get a donation!
