Danny's Feral Cat Solutions

07/11/2025

After much thoughtful consideration, we are announcing the closure of our nonprofit organization, which has proudly served communities through trap-neuter-release (TNR), foster, and adoption services for feral cats and kittens. For years, our mission has been to reduce feline overpopulation, provide vital medical care, and connect countless cats and kittens with loving homes. While this decision was not easy, changing circumstances and limited resources have made it necessary to close our operations.
We are deeply grateful to our volunteers, donors, veterinary partners, and the compassionate community members who supported our efforts. Your dedication helped us change lives—both feline and human.
Though we are closing our doors, we encourage ongoing support of local animal welfare groups to continue this vital work. Together, we’ve made a meaningful impact, and that legacy lives on in every cat we've helped along the way.
With heartfelt thanks,
Tammy Boan and Dian Deese

Totals we achieved after receiving nonprofit certification - many more were done before that.
Year Cats TNR Kittens Placed
2019 36 35
2020 102 47
2021 149 35
2022 75 41
2023 84 55
2024 53 25
Total 499 238

03/05/2024

📣 March is Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month📣

Do you know what the most dangerous poisons to your pets are?
Do you know that most of the top 10 common poisons are found in our homes?

Not to worry if you answered no to either of the above , we have all the information right here for you, on a handy poster, so you can keep your pets safe and away from poisons.

As you can see from the picture most of these poisons are very common items we'd all have at home such as chocolate, vitamins, paracetamol and lilies.

It's so important to act quickly if you think your pet has consumed any of these poisons. If you have found what your pet has eaten, packaging or remains of it then you should bring this with you to your vets.

01/11/2024

At the end of each year we tally our numbers of TNR (trap, neuter, return) and kittens placed in good homes. We are always proud of our numbers. This year we placed more kittens than any previous year! We worked through ringworm (worse than any other year - poor Tammy Boan), Coccidia that would not go away easily, and upper respiratory worse than ever before. And still we adopted out more kittens this year than ever. We were exhausted and took December off (well that was the goal lol). Here are our numbers:

12/16/2023

12/16/2023

08/08/2023

August is National Immunization Awareness Month, so we want to take this opportunity to remind you that pets need vaccinations, too!

In addition to their annual wellness exam, our pets need to be vaccinated against specific diseases that can seriously affect their health or even cause death. The state of North Carolina also requires that dogs and cats be vaccinated against rabies.

Give us a call and schedule an appointment for your best friend today! (704) 786-6669

08/08/2023

Up and early at Snipwell Spay Neuter with 3 kittens and 2 ferals. We love the staff at Snipwell.

08/02/2023

Hello Cat Family!! BARN CAT HOMES NEEDED. We have a wonderful lady in our community that is undergoing chemo right now. She is unable to take care of numerous cats and I have taken on the task of trying to help out. A large number of them will be barn cats and the others I will be posting for adoption. IF you have a farm and could use one or two barn cats, please let us know. We are willing to deliver anywhere in NC or SC at no cost to you. These will be Rabies vaccinated and spay/neutered when you get them - NO FEES will be charged. Just give them a good home.