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| with a specific purpose of caring and feeding feral and/or homeless cats & kittens in the South Bay area of Los Angeles County. |
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| Our specific goals include: |
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| To participate in the controlling of the feral cat populations by trapping, neutering and spaying feral cats then returning them back to their colony habitats. To participate in the continued monitoring of the feral cat colonies by providing food and nutrition to ensure a safe and healthy habitat for the feral cat colony. |
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| To actively participate in rescue efforts for homeless cats and kittens. Volunteers to provide each rescued cat with appropriate medical care including virus detection, protective vaccinations, neutering and spaying. |
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| To place rescued cats and kittens in safe supportive home environment with foster volunteers until each cat or kitten is ready for adoption. |
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| To find quality adoption homes for the placement of our rescued cats and kittens with responsible individuals and families in the South Bay area of LA County. |
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| South Bay Cats Volunteers serve the Los Angeles County communities of Los Angeles & Long Beach Harbor and Port, Eastview Park, Peck Park and Point Fermin Park in San Pedro; and other various locations in Rancho Palos Verdes, Lomita and Harbor City. South Bay Cat volunteers also reach out and service, where needed, other feral cat colonies throughout the greater South Bay area of Los Angeles County. |
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| South Bay Cats |
| South Bay Cats is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization of volunteers |
