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Our community cats thrive when given the proper support. Discover how your help furthers our support of community cat advocates and the community cats of Palm Beach County.

Learn More About Us.

  • Help the suffering community cats in your area! Be the one who says yes, I can help! No effort too small!
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  • Our fund is designed to further our mission and provide much needed monetary assistance for veterinarian services to Palm Beach County community cats. Although we can never guarantee a particular outcome, We will always do what's in the best interest of the community cat within our power.
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  • COMMUNITY CAT MEDICAL FUND IS NOT A TRAPPING, TRANSPORTING, FOSTERING SERVICE. WE DO NOT PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR OWNED CATS OR REHOME PERSONAL CATS FOR ADOPTION. We are a public charity 501c3 Non-Profit strictly serving Palm Beach County community cats that are sick/injured. A community cat is a non owned homeless stray/feral cat. If you want to help a sick/injured community cat in your community, please click the Report a Cat and let us know!

    If you have a sick/injured community cat that needs immediate attention and you can contain him/her, please call Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control at 561-233-1200 ext 0. The most loving thing you can do is to not allow them to suffer.

  • Fundraisers and events help us raise awareness and generate crucial resources to serve our community cats. Join us at our next fundraiser event and see how you can get involved. Find out more.

  • Get the tools, training and education you need to support and impact the community cats in your area to end suffering.

  • Our Roots
    Our Roots

    Discover how we were founded and remain true to our original mission.

Our Mission

We exist to raise awareness and funds for the tireless efforts of Palm Beach County community cat advocates who trap sick/injured community cats. A community cat is a stray/feral cat that does not have a home but lives and thrives in the outdoors when healthy. We want the Palm Beach County community cat advocates to have a resource for veterinarian funding when they trap sick/injured community cats. With your help, we can make a difference and end suffering. Learn more and get involved.

News & Notes- coming soon this will change to community cat mews!

February 2, 2026

With the deep cold, consistent darkness and long hours spent indoors, winter can be a pretty difficult season to get through, and it can often affect our mood.

January 26, 2026

With the new year comes new goals, new ambitions and new horizons to set our eyes on. Last year is a thing of the past; now, we’re ready to accomplish something bigger and better in 2026.