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The Greater New Haven Cat Project, Inc.

The Greater New Haven Cat Project, Inc. (GNHCP) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit volunteer staffed organization dedicated to improving the lives of stray, abandoned, and feral cats in the Greater New Haven area of Connecticut. To accomplish this goal, our volunteers are active in the following areas:

Spaying and neutering cats
Providing basic veterinary care
Vaccinating against rabies and distemper
Testing for Feline Leukemia and Feline AIDS
Rescuing and socializing feral cats and kittens
Finding homes for stray and abandoned cats
Returning altered feral cats to original colonies
Providing information, resources, and education

Lina
Hi, I'm Lina, and I'm looking for my forever home! With my big, beautiful eyes and adorable front paws, no one at the center is cuter when playing with the laser light or any other toy that's handy! I am a little bit shy because I was living outside in Hamden, but I am learning to trust people and really like to be pet. I love to eat I - am always first in line when it's time for dinner - and I'm always happy to have some treats, too! I'm turning out to be a real sweetie pie and would make a great addition to your family! Please call GNHCP at (203) 782-2287 or email gnhcp1@gnhcp.org.

Upcoming Events

stay tuned for our 2012 events

Caring for Outdoor Cats
Click here for how to make a shelter, here for how to make a feeding station, and here for feeding instructions.
WHY ADOPT BLACK CATS?
Click here for our lovable black kitties and cats. If you would like to learn more about our black cats and kittens, please call (203) 782-2287 (CATS) or send an email! The GNHCP has many other cats and kittens looking for good homes. Click on "Cats for Adoption" at left to view our adoptable felines! Interested in adopting a kitten? Sure, they're adorable, but bringing a new pet into your home is a BIG commitment! If you haven't lived with a kitten or cat before, we suggest that you check out What to Consider Before Adopting a Pet at the Humane Society website. You might also consider the benefits of Adopting a Mature Cat. The GNHCP screens all potential adopters very carefully and we also have a few specific policies that you should know about before you consider adopting from us. Click here to read our adoption procedures.

We depend on your
TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATIONS
to finance our activities. Please click here and use our secure connection to make an online contribution to help us find homes for stray or abandoned cats, humanely address and control the feral cat population in the greater New Haven area, promote responsible pet ownership through spaying or neutering and provide information and education. You also may send your donation by mail to: GNHCP, P.O. Box 1432, New Haven, CT 06506. Thanks for your support! If you'd like your donation to help a cat with special needs, the "TOMMY FUND" is specifically maintained for this purpose. Click here for more information about our targeted fund for cats requiring unusual medical attention.
Volunteers Needed!If you'd like to volunteer with The Greater New Haven Cat Project, Inc. please send us a message. We're always looking for more people to join in our efforts to end cat overpopulation and suffering in the New Haven area and beyond.
If you own a farm or stable, the GNHCP is in need of barn homes for feral and semi-feral cats. Click on the barn for more information!

THE GREATER NEW HAVEN CAT PROJECT, INC.
P.O. Box 1432
New Haven, CT 06506
Phone: (203) 782-CATS

Last updated 20Nov10