Strathmore Bel Pre

SBP-CCC

SBP Community Cats Committee
Learn about SBP-CCC, a neighborhood-led effort supporting community cats through TNR, fostering, rescue, education, and neighbor-to-neighbor resources in Strathmore at Bel Pre.

Community Cats

 
 

Welcome!

We’re so glad you’re here.

Like us, you may have noticed a few feline faces around SBP! Our efforts started with neighbors noticing cats—and realizing there were far more than we thought. When a few of us started chatting about a cat we saw regularly, we quickly realized she was pregnant. Then after finding out about another litter nearby from last year, and more and more cat sightings, we knew we had to do something.

This is Coco. She’s been fed and offered shelter for about a year, then became pregnant with what we believe is her first litter. Once we realized she had given birth, we began following her to find her nest. We needed a foster solution and reached out via our Civic Listserv for foster offers from neighbors. As it turned out, a neighbor had lots of experience with this and offered to take Coco and her kittens in to offer them shelter, food, necessary medications and security. From there, we formed a WhatsApp group chat and began connecting with other neighbors also caring for cats on their own blocks—one of whom was already taking action through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) along Hewitt Avenue. As the group grew, so did the realization that we could do more by working together.

That’s how SBP-CCC was born: neighbors coming together to keep eyes on our community and create a safe place to communicate, advocate, and care for our community cats. 

Our mission is simple:

Keep community cats safe and provide neighbors with useful information and support.

 

What We Do

TNR • Foster & Adoption • Feline Education • Community Support

Our members care for community cats, foster, assist with TNR, collaborate with local vets, rescuers, and programs, and help connect neighbors with resources when a cat needs assistance. We’re also creating an SBP “Cat-abase” to help identify neighborhood cats—including pets (indoor-outdoor cats) and stray cats who may have taken residency in our neighborhood.

 

How You Can Help

  • Report a cat sighting, especially one who appears lost, injured, or in need of help

  • Tell us about your indoor/outdoor cat so we can add them to the Cat-abase

  • Consider fostering or adopting

  • Help with TNR initiatives 

  • Share information about neighborhood cats

  • Join us for future projects, workshops, and volunteer opportunities

Start by Filling Out the Form Below

Start by Filling Out the Form Below


What’s to come…

We will be introducing more resources, FAQs, and list our future local initiatives and events. Stay tuned for updates! 


Spotlight

New Kit’ns on the Block

You may have spotted a few of us searching bushes and backyards this summer for a litter of kittens! Neighbors worked together to find, trap, foster, and care for mama Coco and her 6 kittens that were just days old—we even gave them SBP-inspired names: Beau, Blair, Breezie, Blue, Beret, and Bagheera. Kittens are in foster with an experienced SBP neighbor and will be fully weaned and ready to adopt starting mid-October 2026!

Interested in adopting?

Fill out the form below.

 

Connect with SBP-CCC

Interested in adopting or have a cat-related question, concern, or something you’d like to share with the SBP Community Cats Committee? Use this form to report a cat, add your pet to our neighborhood Cat-abase, volunteer, offer or request fostering, donate resources, or connect with local cat-care resources.

Photo of Cat
If available, please upload a clear photo to help us identify the cat and/or add them to our Cat-abase.