Friends of Campus Cats

We are dedicated to the rescue and
humane management of feral cats
on the University of Washington campus.
We practice trap/test/vaccinate/alter/return,
and provide assistance to others
who wish to do the same.

We place rescued cats and kittens
needing homes, but we are NOT a shelter.

2010 Jumble Sale

This year’s Friends of Campus Cats annual Jumble Sale is Saturday, July 17, starting at 10am sharp (no early birds, and no whining!).

We could use a lot more donations, though; we accept books, knick-knacks, kitchen kitsch, fine crystal, toys, jewelry, small furniture, appliances and more. 100% of all proceeds go to feral colony management, veterinary bills (mostly testing, vaccinations and spay/neuter), and other cat care, so donate in confidence that what you’re giving goes to a good cause. We will accept goods up until the day of the event. (Of course, we will also gladly accept cold hard cash, if you are so inclined.)

Please call us regarding any donations at 206–524–7326. If you’re unable to deliver, but still live in the Seattle area, we will happily come pick up.

Feral cats with mouse-ears

At night, around 200 feral cats prowl Disneyland for rodents—and Disneyland is grateful for it. Their feral-cat management program was mentioned in this Los Angeles Times article.

Cats may be good for your heart, study indicates

A University of Minnesota study of 4,435 adults has discovered that the relative risk of death from heart attack was 40% higher for people who had never owned a cat.

To our donors:

THANK YOU to all of you have contributed to Friends of Campus Cats. Every penny counts, and we simply could not carry on without your help. We try to send receipts and thank you notes to everyone. If you have not received acknowledgment of your donation, please accept our apologies! If you itemize and need the tax receipt, please let us know so we may mail your receipt right away.