CATs Bermuda
Dedicated to looking after the homeless cat population in Bermuda
CATs Bermuda Limited is a non-profit, 100% volunteer-based organization dedicated to looking after the homeless cat population in Bermuda.
Latest News
Our latest post from Facebook.
Ginger tabby cat (Havi) has been missing for over a week which is very unusual for him. In Paget near Peace Lutheran church. He is microchipped. Please contact 704-7191 with any information.
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
I might have seen him! I live nearby. I will message the number above with a photo
Probably scared and or hiding nearby, walk neighborhood calling his name and if there is still no trace you can reach out to (Animal Reunion Rescue) on Facebook they helped me locate my dog days ago. 👇👇 www.facebook.com/share/19H6THbTo6/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Our Programs
"Together, with you, we save lives."
Feeding Stations
We provide feeding stations for homeless cats keeping cats out of trash cans. We are in need of additional feeders in various parts of the island, for one or two days per week.
If you are interested in joining our program, complete our volunteer form and we will contact you.
Trap, Neuter, and Release (TNR)
A neutered cat is a healthier and happier cat, and fewer cat fights and territory marking makes for quieter neighborhoods.
Our TNR program has demonstrated population reductions and, in some cases, has completely eliminated colonies of free-roaming cats.
Kitten Fostering
We run the largest kitten fostering program on the island, with on average 150 kittens fostered, vaccinated and adopted out each year.
If you are interested in fostering a kitten please get in touch.
Adoption Program
We operate an adoption program for tamed, unwanted, abandoned, homeless cats and kittens.
If you are interested in adopting a cat or kitten, view our current availability, or if you have a cat or kitten that needs to be re-homed please get in touch.
Assistance
We can assist you with dealing with stray cats in your neighborhood, and with options to spay and neuter your pet cat.
Read our FAQ or get in touch for more information.