cats spayed or neutered
Independent volunteer initiative · Est. 2024
Our streets.
Our cats.
Our care.
Cats of NSHA helps neighborhood cats live healthier, safer lives—while residents build a cleaner, kinder and more informed community.
NEUTER ● VACCINATE ● RETURN ● EDUCATE ● CARE RESPONSIBLY
Our impact
Care in numbers.
Every number represents neighbors working together to give community cats healthier, safer lives.
cats vaccinated against rabies
cats fostered
Who we are
Compassion, made practical.
Established in 2024, Cats of NSHA is a resident-led volunteer initiative within NSHA, BF Homes, Parañaque. Community cats are the result of human actions. Humane, orderly solutions depend on neighbors choosing to act together.
Humane care
Reduce suffering without treating the cats as the problem.
Accountable action
TNVR, vaccination, clean feeding, records and follow-through.
Community-led
Residents contribute sightings, transport, foster care and support.
Our work
Small actions. Lasting change.
See all our work →
July 2026
Launched The Community Paws
Our first monthly issue combined one community cat’s story with practical resident guidance.
July 2026
Kapon Event
A successful Kapon event for over 60 dogs and cats, in partnership with Stray Neuter Project and the NSHA HOA.
March 2026
Anti-Rabies Vaccination Drive
In partnership with BFHAWA and NSHA HOA, we vaccinated over 120 dogs and cats - protecting our community pets one jab at a time!
Upcoming activities
Coming up in the neighborhood.
View all activities →Stay tuned for upcoming activities!
New community events and volunteer opportunities will be posted here soon.
Community cat directory
Have we met this cat?
Search by name or street to identify known NSHA community cats and understand their care.
Fresh from the neighborhood
The Community Paws
Previous releases →Every community cat has a story.
Meet Anisha, learn why early kapon matters, check what cats can safely eat, and discover five small actions that make a difference.
Help & education
Practical help for caring neighbors.
Browse all resources →
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Latest resource · Educational
TNR Explained: Saving the Lives of Street Cats
There are millions of community cats who need our voices to lift them up and demonstrations of our love and support. What's the best way to accomplish that? Glad you asked! TNR, which stands for Trap Neuter Return, is proven, it's humane, and yet those who volunteer their time to manage feral colonies are being painted as outlaws. Start right here, and learn all about what will save the lives of our community cats, while reducing their population humanely!
Community partnerships
Connected by compassion.
We work alongside neighborhood and animal welfare organizations to make practical, humane care possible.
A clean, safe and compassionate community.
Community cats are a human responsibility—and responsible community action works.