Every stray cat deserves a safe, loving life.
Azalea City Cat Coalition has been caring for the forgotten cats of Baldwin & Mobile Counties since 2008 — through TNR, low-cost spay/neuter, adoption, and the kindness of neighbors like you.
Three ways to change a cat's life today
Adopt
Open your home to a cat who's been waiting for exactly that. We hold monthly adoption events at Mobile and Baldwin County PetSmart locations.
See upcoming events →Volunteer
Feed colonies, help at events, foster kittens, or assist with trapping. Every hour you give is a lifeline for a cat who has no one else.
Get involved →Donate
100% of every dollar goes directly to cats in our care — spay/neuter surgeries, medical treatment, and the supplies that keep colonies safe.
Donate now →Behind every stray is a story
Most community cats didn't choose the streets. They were born outdoors, abandoned by owners who moved away, or simply lost. They're not wild animals — they're cats who need someone to care. That's where we come in.
Community cats are not feral
Many outdoor cats are friendly, socialized animals who ended up outside through no fault of their own. With patience and care, they can thrive — and many can be rehomed.
Colonies need caretakers
Outdoor cat colonies depend on dedicated neighbors who feed them, monitor their health, and advocate for them. We support and train colony caretakers across both counties.
TNR is the humane answer
Trap-Neuter-Return is the most effective, compassionate way to manage community cat populations. It stops the cycle of suffering without removing cats from the only home they know.
Why spay & neuter matters
It's the single most effective thing you can do for community cats — and for your own pets.
Stops overpopulation
A single unspayed female cat and her offspring can produce 420,000 cats in just 7 years. Spaying one cat prevents thousands of homeless animals.
Healthier, longer lives
Spayed and neutered cats live longer, healthier lives. They face lower risks of certain cancers, infections, and injuries from roaming and fighting.
Reduces nuisance behaviors
Neutering eliminates yowling, spraying, and fighting associated with mating — making cats better neighbors and better companions.
Saves taxpayer money
TNR and spay/neuter programs cost far less than repeated animal control roundups. Communities that invest in prevention spend less on sheltering and euthanasia.
Reduces shelter intake
Fewer unplanned litters means fewer cats surrendered to shelters, giving every animal a better chance at finding a home.
Protects wildlife
Managed, neutered colonies are stable and smaller over time, reducing the impact of outdoor cats on local bird and wildlife populations.
What We Do
Trap · Neuter · Return
Thousands of stray and community cats live outdoors in Baldwin and Mobile Counties — not because they chose to, but because they were born there, abandoned, or lost. The Azalea City Cat Coalition is their safety net. We trap, neuter, and return them to their colonies, stopping the cycle of overpopulation while letting them live out their lives with dignity and care.
Our History
Seeing the vast need for community cats that need assistance, our energetic team formed in 2008. We've grown considerably since then, all thanks to the helping hands of this amazing community!
Our Mission
We believe every cat — whether it lives in a home or on a street corner — deserves compassion. Our mission is to reduce suffering through spay/neuter, provide medical care to cats in need, and build a community that looks out for its most vulnerable animals.
Join our volunteer team
No experience needed — just a big heart.
Behind every fed colony and every successful TNR surgery is a volunteer who showed up. Whether you can spare an hour a week or a whole weekend, there's a meaningful role for you. We'll train you, support you, and be grateful for every moment you give to the cats who need us most.
Upcoming Adoption Events
Every month, cats who've been waiting patiently for a home get their chance. We hold adoption events at both Mobile and Baldwin County PetSmart locations — come meet them. Check our Facebook page for the next date near you.
Check Facebook for datesYour gift feeds, heals, and protects
Stray and community cats in our area have no one to advocate for them — except us, and people like you. Every donation, no matter the size, goes directly to the cats: spay/neuter surgeries, emergency vet care, trapping supplies, and colony food.
Azalea City Cat Coalition is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. 100% of donations go directly to cats in our care.
Want to host a fundraiser on our behalf? We'd love to hear from you — reach out using the form below.
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We share adoption updates, colony stories, event photos, and the faces of cats who are waiting for someone just like you.
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Caring for a colony? Found a stray? Want to volunteer or donate? We're here and we'd love to hear from you.
We love our community! Feel free to visit us at one of our monthly adoption events. Contact us for more information.