Stanford, CA
Post Office Box 18287
Feline Friends Network is a dedicated nonprofit committed to the welfare of homeless cats residing on Stanford University property. Our mission involves humanely trapping, spaying/neutering, and vaccinating unsocialized cats before returning them to their campus territory, where they receive daily care and monitoring. We diligently seek owners for stray tame cats and provide fostering or boarding for unclaimed strays and kittens until loving adoptive homes are found. We are proud to be a no-kill organization, ensuring that no cats are euthanized except when medically necessary to alleviate suffering. We primarily serve the Stanford University area.
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