Just a note that the Eastern Pennsylvania Animal Alliance clinic will not be at the St. Cats Nay Aug Park location August 18th, 25th, and September 1st. For more information, please visit EPAA’s website or email EPAA directly.
PetSmart Adoption Event July 24-25!
This weekend, July 24 and 25 from 12-4PM, some of our adoptable kittens will be looking for their forever homes at the PetSmart in Dickson City! Please stop by our stand to say hello, and if you can’t make it out to see us, remember to keep an eye on our Adoption Page for all our adoptable cats and kittens!

Open June 30 11-5 AND Friday July 2 4-7:30!

Trixie wants to let everyone know we will be open Wenesday June 30th, from 11am to 5pm as well as Friday, July 2nd, from 4pm to 7:30pm! If you are looking to add a wonderful cat or kitten to your family, stop by our Nay Aug Park facility and meet our crew!
We have continued to be so busy taking care of all of the kittens we have as well as making room to take in more babies who need our help. In the last two weeks we have taken in a number of babies found without moms in unsafe locations. It has been very emotional and at times heartbreaking, but we help as much as we can.
Once they are healthy, spayed and neutered and have recieved all their vaccinations, these little babies will be ready to add their love to a safe and happy home, away from the dangers of the streets.
Please spay and neuter your pets and any strays you feed, and help stop the suffering of so many kittens! Check out Eastern Pennsylvania Animal Alliance for their low-cost spay and neuter clinics.

Adoption Day June 13 12am-3pm!
Come visit our many furry faces at Nay Aug Park, Sunday June 13 from 12am to 3pm!

We have so many cats and kittens looking for homes, not only those featured on our Adoption page, but many more, like Kale and Spinach here.
Directions to our facility can be found at the bottom of the page. Hope to see you there!
Oh Baby! Our Busiest Kitten Season Yet!
First we had 50… then 70… and now…




So many kittens!

As part of our mission to reduce the number of feral cats through trap-neuter-return (TNR), each year we find homes for as many adoptable kittens and cats as possible. Some we are able to trap with their momma, who may also be lucky enough to find a home of her own. Others, like little Vinyl, are discovered huddled up all alone, in busy streets and parking lots, and brought into our care. Each individual kitten and litters small and large require an enormous amount of love and resources to bring them up healthy and happy and ready for adoption. Our first “Kitten Shower” adoption event of the summer was held on June 6th at our facility in Nay Aug Park, but with so many kittens, we will be having many more. Please follow our Facebook Page for the most up-to-the-minute information about such events, as well as to see all of the new faces looking for homes!
Our Nay Aug Park facility is also open to visitors every Wednesday from from 11AM to 5PM, or call 570-604-4008 to make an appointment for another time.
As you may expect, we are extremely grateful for all who volunteer their time, financial support, and supplies to help care for all of these kittens and cats. Although we fundraise at every opportunity, we rely so much on your generous donations. To show how your help helps all these babies, we have broken down the costs of supplies for an average litter of four average kittens for their first eight weeks with us:



That comes to $714 for each litter, or $178 for an individual kitten! These costs, of course, do not include utilities for our building, quarantine supplies like gowns, gloves, and booties, or general supplies like litter boxes, scoops, food and water dishes, or toys. We are always thankful for donations of the following supplies, or you can order direct from our Amazon wish-list!

And nobody is more grateful than our kittens!

Although all of the kittens passing through our care are wonderful — and will make wonderful pets in their new homes — the sheer amount of babies serves as a reminder how important it is to spay and neuter both our pet cats and the feral cats who live in our neighborhoods. The Eastern Pennsylvania Animal Alliance offers convenient and affordable spay and neuter services through their travelling clinic. Please check out their website for more information about their upcoming locations!
And keep an eye out here for yes, more kittens!