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The National Sterilization Project (NSP) was established in 2008 to reduce the growing number of unwanted and neglected pets, through an ongoing nationwide mass sterilisation program. Our focus is primarily on Pet Population Management (rather than just sterilisations), based on the basic principles of ICAM (International Companion Animal Management Coalition), and adapted according to local reali

ty. This is the sterilisation of at least 70% - 80% of all cats and dogs in a small geographic area, and thereafter to institute a maintenance plan with the local institution to ensure the ongoing health and sterilisation of the pet population.

NSP's F3 FERAL FELINE FIX for the City of Tshwane in full swing!  Thank you Pretoria Animal Buddies, trappers and feeder...
19/06/2026

NSP's F3 FERAL FELINE FIX for the City of Tshwane in full swing! Thank you Pretoria Animal Buddies, trappers and feeders for your tireless efforts and dedication to this project.

You rock!

TNR CATS - THE MALL 🐈‍⬛

These cats came to our organisation with such a bad reputation that the trapper asked for the area not to be identified

The mall, the feeders and the cats have a bad reputation.
The mall is almost vacant, and the only business dealings in the area is definitely not safe or legal
The feeders from the nearest grocery shop are more absent than available to feed and only if/when food is donated.
The cats/kittens have been reported to be sick, ill, diseased or dead
So it was with very strict terms and conditions we accepted this colony for TNR

A feral trapper in the community committed to take on the responsibility to make sure the healthy cats in the colony got sterilsed and returned
Sadly it does appear that none of the kittens from this colony have survived
It's unsure why the morality rate for kittens from this colony is so high
The adult cats were tested for Feline Aids and Leukaemia - and all tested negative.
The adult cats don't appear to be neglected from the on/off feeding schedule. They are nice looking, well and healthy.

As all the cats were trapped, collected and returned during the project, we noticed the same positive response we have seen with other feral colonies and the trappers under our TNR agreement
😁 Feral Cat Management
The greatest reward
Each cat was photographed
Each cat details got saved
The colony count was adding up with little faces the trapper got know with every feeding
The grocery shop became involved and was happy to see every cat returned, proudly with a clipped ear.

If the calculations are correct, this will be last the cat for this colony
No more new cats have been seen
We now know the colony consists of 8 adult cats
They are not sick or diseased
The trapper will remain available to monitor the feeding site and continue to set traps so that no unsterilized cats are left behind

We are so incredibly grateful to the National Sterilization Project for the opportunity and sponsorship
F3 FERAL FELINE FIX for the City of Tshwane
😺

HAPPY YOUTH DAY!  No more ‘youths’ for this lot, though.  Thank you Feral Cat Project Cape Town for your tireless effort...
16/06/2026

HAPPY YOUTH DAY! No more ‘youths’ for this lot, though. Thank you Feral Cat Project Cape Town for your tireless efforts.

This brings to total to 99 of the last 100 funded by NSP, so we are pleased to confirm funding for another 100.

And GO!

A fabulous start to the week. Thank you Feral Cat Project Cape Town!
15/06/2026

A fabulous start to the week. Thank you Feral Cat Project Cape Town!

Steris steris everywhere. Happy FriYAY STOP 4: Zeerust (North-West Province).More exceptional work from Cat Angel Refuge...
12/06/2026

Steris steris everywhere. Happy FriYAY STOP 4:
Zeerust (North-West Province).

More exceptional work from Cat Angel Refuge T/a Angels Refuge SA who work tirelessly over 1000’s of square kilometres with limited funding.

Respect!

Steris steris everywhere. Happy FriYAY STOP 3: Pretoria (Gauteng).Thank you to the ‘Loftus Team’ and Pretoria Animal Bud...
12/06/2026

Steris steris everywhere. Happy FriYAY STOP 3:
Pretoria (Gauteng).

Thank you to the ‘Loftus Team’ and Pretoria Animal Buddies for your patience and tireless work in this huge stadium. To date NSP has funded well over 1000 sterilisations as part of our F3 (Feral Feline Fix) in Pretoria.

Amaze(NO)Balls!

TNR CATS - LOFTUS 🏉

Team LOFTUS is winning 🥅
19 Feral Cats received their sterilizations with sponsorship from National Sterilization Project
F3 FERAL FELINE FIX for the City of Tshwane 🐈‍⬛

LOFTUS is the most incredible stadium for many many sports fans in Pretoria
It is also the busiest stadium being the host for both rugby and soccer games
Finding nights that are quiet for TNR trapping is difficult
Game Nights the cats do not come out for TNR
Nights following Game Nights the cats are still very much quieter

With patience and care the LOFTUS Team will continue to find time in their busy schedules to set traps for completion of their project

Thank you Heilie, Koba and Anita for being LOFTUS CATS for your team and our brand new logo 😁

Steris steris everywhere. Happy FriYAY STOP 2: Tzaneen (Limpopo Province).Thank you Tzaneen Feral Cats for your ongoing ...
12/06/2026

Steris steris everywhere. Happy FriYAY STOP 2:
Tzaneen (Limpopo Province).

Thank you Tzaneen Feral Cats for your ongoing work in Letsitele. Fantastic news that you managed to get the 9 kitties and sterilise mom. Great work!

Steris steris everywhere.  Happy FriYAY STOP 1: Frasers , Tongaat (KZN).Thank you SAFE for your exceptional work.  Frase...
12/06/2026

Steris steris everywhere. Happy FriYAY STOP 1:
Frasers , Tongaat (KZN).

Thank you SAFE for your exceptional work. Frasers is now well over 90% sterilised. Well done!

Fantastic work Tzaneen Feral Cats.  Well done!NSP is proud to support you.
04/06/2026

Fantastic work Tzaneen Feral Cats. Well done!
NSP is proud to support you.

What a special story. Thank you!
03/06/2026

What a special story. Thank you!

Another 2 cats sterilised 🐾

This time from the outlying area of Swartruggens. Meet Babatjie and Buksie, now officially retired from their careers as tiny chaos distributors and promoted to sports models with slightly offended expressions.

This is also the same home where the puppies actually were kittens, and thankfully those 5 kittens are safe too. One small intervention often turns into many more lives protected.

Their owners have very little. Life there is built from making a plan, stretching everything, and hoping the rain arrives on time. But when we brought the girls home, they harvested patats from their garden as a thank you for all the driving up and down and for helping their cats.

That part always hits us quietly.

Not because of the patats.
Because people who have almost nothing still wanted to give something back.

They did not expect it for free. They gave what they could. And honestly, that means more to us than people realise.

The boys will be done during June, because apparently the local gentlemen are still pretending they don’t know why we are coming back 👀

And just like that, we have started working in yet another area we have never reached before. One small dusty road at a time.

And yes, they also got their rabies vaccinations because that’s how we roll. Sterilise. Vaccinate. Confuse cats. Drink too much coffee. Repeat. ☕🐱

None of this would be possible without the National Sterilisation Project and their incredible supporters. Because of them, cats in places that are usually forgotten are finally getting help. Their support reaches far beyond one surgery. It reaches entire communities, future litters that will never suffer, and families trying their best with very little.

Fantastic Mustang Sally! F3 (Feral Feline Fix) in full swing! Thank you Pretoria Animal Buddies for overseeing this epic...
23/05/2026

Fantastic Mustang Sally! F3 (Feral Feline Fix) in full swing! Thank you Pretoria Animal Buddies for overseeing this epic project. Now way over 1100 cats sterilised.

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