North Brooklyn Cats

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North Brooklyn Cats Volunteer-run cat rescue organization working to end local cat overpopulation and suffering. We are not a shelter. Our email is [email protected]

Our foster space is limited and therefore we can't always take in cat and kittens from the public, but will provide resources and contacts if possible.

Here are the X-Rays of miss Crown Victoria. We have spent over $500 so far and we don’t know yet how much surgery will b...
11/07/2026

Here are the X-Rays of miss Crown Victoria. We have spent over $500 so far and we don’t know yet how much surgery will be to treat her completely broken femur, but we would really like to cover it. Who knows how this happened, but this girl has been through a lot living on her cement mixing plant makeshift home and will need aftercare. Ridgewood Rescue was kind enough to care for her leading up to surgery and now she will need a foster for her recovery. Please message us if you are able to help by giving her a space to heal. Donations to help pay for her care are also greatly appreciated. Volunteers, donations, and fosters are what keep running.

11/06/2026
10/30/2026

We urgently need someone who can house Crown Victoria while she recovers from a broken leg November 2-8th. She if feral and will be in a crate. All she needs is a quiet place and 10 minutes twice a day. All supplies and food will be provided. Email [email protected] if you can help. She really needs you.

10/25/2026
10/01/2026

SIGN THE PETITION: every NYC borough deserves access to affordable spay/neuter care. 🐾 → https://buff.ly/OqUhj7q

Right now, low-cost spay/neuter clinics in New York City have monthly-long waitlists — and whole neighborhoods, especially in the Bronx and Staten Island, don't have a nearby option at all. That gap doesn't just hurt pet owners on a budget — it means more unplanned litters, more animals ending up in an already overcrowded shelter system, and more strain on community cat caretakers doing TNR with no backup.

The City Council and Mayor Mamdani just took a real step forward by funding $750,000 for spay/neuter programs in the FY2027 budget. Now we need the Council to go further: one dedicated, high-volume, low-cost spay/neuter clinic in every single borough — funded year after year.

This is one of the most effective, common-sense tools a city has to reduce shelter intake and give every New Yorker's companion animal — no matter their zip code — a fair shot at basic care.

Add your name and tell the Council to build clinics in all five boroughs: https://buff.ly/OqUhj7q

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