These are just some of our 240 adorable feral kittens that have been rescued and adopted this year.
The Feline Freedom Coalition is a non-profit organization that provides services and support to individuals and community groups interested in using Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) to effectively control the overpopulation of free-roaming cats in Charleston County. To learn more about us and the work we are doing READ MORE.
Would you like to join other caretakers and learn more about ferals? Call us at 737-6170 to learn about the benefits of joining our Caretaker Network Program .
Charleston has begun to establish a national reputation for effectively controlling it's feral cat population through its collaborative TNR program begun in January 2010. The results are impressive. If you would like to learn how the program works and how you can TNR the cats in your neighborhood READ MORE.
As a member of HumaneNet, the Feline Freedom Coalition has been instrumental in making the Charleston Community Cat Program A Success. By attacking feral cat overpopulation from all angles including hands on trapping hundreds of cats, developing a network of caretakers and socializing and adopting hundreds of feral kittens, we have the most comprehensive approach to working with ferals in the Lowcounty. READ MORE.
We trap, socialize and adopt hundreds of feral kittens yearly through our Petsmart adoption partner program known as the "Last Chance Charm School". Our feral kittens go from Street Cats to Sophisticats! Look For Adoptable Cats And Kittens Here.
We have many; volunteer opportunities that will allow you to help us save more cats and kittens. If you are interested in helping us, please complete our online application. We will call you as soon as possible to schedule a visit to our facility and discuss more about your particular areas of interest. SUBMIT AN APPLICATION. .
TNR Community Hotline (843) 737-6170
If you need information about TNR, have an issue with free roaming cats or need a referral for a low cost spay/neuter clinic near you, please contact our Free Roaming Cat Community Hotline for help at (843) 737-6170.
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