San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition

“The board treasurer and the president of the board review the form 990 prior to it's filing with the irs.”

“The organization has no paid employees thus the board has no formal policy for approving compensation.”

“The organization has no paid employees thus the board has no formal policy for approving compensation.”

“Information is made available to interested parties upon request.”

“Tnr spay/neuter subsidy program - safcc subsidizes the cost of spay/neuter for four clinics so the public only pays 25 to get an outside cat spayed/neutered and vaccinated. Our partner clinics are the san antonio humane society, spay neuter assistance program (snap), the animal defense league and the spay neuter network. In 2024, our subsidy program fixed 4,637 cats at a cost of 182,891. In 2024, we tracked the costs of the safcc spay/neuter clinc separately as it had become a high-volume spay/neuter clinc that services safcc trappers and our adoption program. Dragonfly vet services is contracted to perform the surgeries. In 2024, our safcc clinic fixed 1,864 tnr'ed cats at a cost of 147,646.”

“In 2024 200 was spent on food for feral cats. We help people on an as- needed basis and provide food donations when we receive them. The cat crisis fund pays for veterinary care for sick or injured community cats. Colony caretakers are already spending a lot of money on food and cannot afford to take their cats to a vet. Good samaritans who find injured cats or kittens on the side of the road cannot afford the huge vet bills that come with these injuries. Sometimes humane euthanasia is the best course of action. In 2024, we spent 23,003 to help sick or injured outside cats.”