Trenton Cats Rescue is an all volunteer organization. Most of our volunteers have full time jobs so we simply do not have the physical resources to answer calls right away. While we do make every effort to return calls in a timely manner, please allow up to 72 hours for a return call or email. If you have an emergency situation person or animal in danger you need to contact the Trenton Police Department , Trenton Animal Control or your local police department.
We receive over 50 emails and phone calls every day, and evaluate each for priority and respond accordingly. We depend on our volunteers and people from our communities to volunteer so that we can continue our work.
If you would like to help us by volunteering, read our Get Involved section. Adoption fees are not price tags! These funds help pay for food, surgeries, vet care, administrative supplies, and so many other things that keep our rescue running. We typically do not offer discounts on adoption fees but occasionally we have special adoption events that offer lowered fees.
We are a foster-based rescue with a very long wait list so it is unlikely that we can take your cats. If you must give them up, please visit rehome. If you are trying to help a friendly stray cat outside, we can loan you a crate to keep that cat separate from your other animals if that is a concern.
We will also help place these cats in our adoption centers when we have space available. Then she can live out her life safely and without causing any public nuisance. We can sometimes find volunteers to help with TNR if you can not do this yourself. Scroll to Top.
