Caring for Cats of Norris City

06/01/2026

Way to go !!

A sign from Cook County, IL.🙂 Just wishing it could be used in all areas of our country.

06/01/2026

We welcome help of any kind!!

Simple things will help, please share and "like" rescue/shelters posts! Donate time, funds, gentle used items such as towels and blankets! Start a pet food drive at work! Consider fostering especially during kitten/puppy season! Support TNR efforts to end the cycle of homeless kittens. Make supportive comments on rescue posts, even just a simple "ThankYou!" If you can't help, then please don't hinder the efforts to help the community cats.

TNR Works

05/31/2026

We wish more people would physically get involved helping control the cat population in our county. This homeowner took action, raised funds , reached out for help and is taking responsibility for the colony on her property. We need more people like her and less “experts “ in our comment sections on Facebook.

05/30/2026

Happy Hug Your Cat Day!
Remember — no cat left unhugged, no shirt left fur‑free, and no dignity left intact.
From all of us at Caring for Cats of Norris City 💛🐾

05/27/2026

The Vacuum effect is real

05/27/2026

Hurry and get your spot

05/26/2026

URGENT HELP NEEDED FOR KITTENS IN CRISIS
Caring for Cats of Norris City has received several desperate calls for help — newborns to six‑week‑old kittens needing immediate care. We’re asking for donations of KMR or kitten milk replacement, dry kitten chow, wet kitten food, heating pads, and Clorox wipes.

Every can, bag, and wipe helps save tiny lives. Please donate or share this message today — these babies can’t wait. 💛

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05/24/2026

🚫 Spay. Neuter. No Excuses.

Every unaltered cat adds to the problem.
Every litter born outdoors means more kittens struggling to survive.
Barn cats, porch cats, “outside cats” — they all reproduce. And when they do, the cycle never stops.

We see the results every single day: hungry kittens, injured toms, exhausted mothers.
This isn’t “nature.” It’s neglect.

If you feed them, you’re responsible for them.
That means spaying and neutering — not “someday,” not “when it’s convenient.”
It’s the only way to stop the suffering and control the population humanely.

We’re doing our part through TNR and community support.
Now it’s time for the community to do theirs.

👉 Schedule your cats. Fix your barn cats. Encourage your neighbors.
Together, we can end the endless cycle.

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05/22/2026

Please read this important message