Frequently Asked Questions
The Dayton Community Cat Project was founded by a small group of animal-loving volunteers who have many years of collective experience helping community cats in the Dayton area. With this project we are excited to expand upon our work by helping the benevolent people who care for them.
According to Animal Humane Society: "Community cats are un-owned cats that live outdoors in the community. They may be feral or friendly, may have been born into the wild, or may be lost or abandoned pets."
In the Dayton region, there are tens of thousands of cats living on the street. If fortunate enough, they are cared for by individuals who selflessly feed and oversee their safety. Quite often, these caregivers incur a considerable monthly expense. "Colony" size may range from a few cats to a dozen or more.
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Great question! Please fill out our Caregiver Form or give us a call and upon setting up our consultation, we will assess the need and go from there.
Please fill out the Caregiver Form or call us at 937-560-9309; we will get back with you as soon as possible. We will ask you a few questions about the cats that you care for and feed in order to size up your cat colony's needs.
Currently, start-up and operating costs have been met so that 95% of your donated money will go to feed and care for community cats in the Dayton area.
Please click the link to one of our wish lists below for our most needed items.
​At this time we are able to accept unopened bags and cans of cat food. Please contact us via our
or call
for further information.