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Boyle Heights Cats provides Trap-Neuter Return support to Boyle Heights and East LA communities

07/20/2026

*Foster or Adopter needed*
Summer school is on at Cal State LA because this little boy found himself hanging out on top of some lights in the parking lot of the University. He is safe now thanks to the help of some brave security guards who climbed up to grab him after hearing his cries all morning. He will be fully vetted once he is able to crash a place that is not an office. He is friendly and playful considering the predicament he found himself in. Please DM if you can open your home to this little fella ❤️🐶😺

05/27/2026

Update on Bernie

Bernie is currently in foster care being loved on 24/7. After receiving medical treatment at he is enjoying gobbling food without pain, chatting with the foster and sitting in the balcony taking in the sun. He turned out to be the sweetest of boys and loves kids.

Thanks to all who donated for his care. Your support helps us help other kitties just like him.

❣️

05/22/2026

Presenting the Gen Z crew:
“67”
“The Rizz”
“Smol”
“G.O.A.T”

4 beautiful boys who are almost two months old. Between them all they have so many toes!

Adoption apps available on our boyleheightscats.org website

🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

05/15/2026

A selection of gala ready tuxies available for adoption! Queenie, Gotham, Jersey and Shaolin are from a litter born in a trap last year! They are a quirky and chatty bunch who enjoy sun bathing in my catio and living opulently. They don’t like guest and think humans can be overrated but will tolerate your presence.

If you ever wanted to be part of the cool kids and are cool with being the odd human tolerated by your cat companion these kitties are a good match.

04/29/2026

🌺🌺 Available for 🌺🌺

We will have 4 kittens from Marengo St available for adoption in the next week.
There are 4 black kittens (one has been pre adopted) and 1 orange female kitten that will be fixed, vaccinated, dewormed, and given flea meds as soon as they weight more than 2 lbs.

Please note we adopt out kittens in pairs or in homes with other cats.

If you are interested in adopting please complete an adoption form!

https://bit.ly/adoptboyleheightscats

04/25/2026

Unfortunately this kitty passed away today. He died wrapped up in a warm Sherpa blanket after licking up some churu which is all his body could take.

Some lessons to share:
1) mange is easily treatable if addressed early. If you see an old looking wrinkly kitty with shut eyes, reach out for help. Don’t buy garbage online that promises to treat it. Kitties like him need vet attention.
2) if you see they need help and you think you can’t help, don’t ignore or hope someone else deals with it. It’s cruel to do nothing.

He was with me for two nights and I did my best to keep him comfortable with my little dog crate, some gloves, catnip calming spray and churu. Was I hopeful that he would recover? Always. All I could do is try. But I also now have to dispose his body wondering if he ever had a home, wondering if I did enough and kicking myself that I happen to learn about him so late.

04/22/2026

🚨 2026 MEDICAL FUND — NOW LIVE 🚨
Hola a todos — it's that time of year again. Kitten season is here, TNR is in full swing, and we're doing everything we can to stay ahead of pet overpopulation in Boyle Heights.
But right now, our most urgent need is medical care.
Every week, we encounter cats in our community who need help — some are spotted drooling from painful dental issues, others need checkups before heading to their adoptive homes, and some are dealing with serious conditions that require long-term care.
We've launched our 2026 Medical Fund to help us cover these costs and keep showing up for the cats that need us most. Every dollar goes directly to vet care for community cats right here in Boyle Heights and East LA.

Our medical case this week is a beautiful Siamese boy who has been drooling, eating poorly, and has a completely matted and dirty coat. We are currently working to secure him so that he can go to the vet this Friday. He will need a temp foster until he recovers from his medical procedure and is able to put on some weight. According to his feeders, he is very friendly but obviously needs some TLC to get back to his healthy self. He, along with another cat on the loose, appears to be one of the cats left behind by someone who has since moved out of the neighborhood.

If you're able to contribute, the link is below. And if you can't donate, sharing this post helps just as much

Link: https://givebutter.com/2026-boyle-heights-cats-medical

03/05/2026

Good news! Benito found his forever home and a second chance at love. He was picked yesterday by his new family where he will be cared for and spoiled. Thanks to all who got the word out about Benito. We have many more foster cats in need of a home. You can view them at our website under adoptable cats. 🐱❤️

03/02/2026

*Adopt Johnny*

Johnny has been waiting a long time to find his forever home. After losing his best friend Tommy last fall, Johnny has kept his spirits up by making new friends and taking up bird watching. Every morning he wakes up to watch the birds emerge from the neighbors cable box after eating a light breakfast and finishing his morning calisthenics. He’s one of the most clever cats I’ve fostered and will do well in a home that appreciates his antics

03/01/2026

Update! Benito has found a temporary foster home for the next few days. We are still looking for a forever home for him so please the spread the word!

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Boyle Heights
New York, NY
90033

Telephone

+19174437013

Website

http://www.boyleheightscats.org/

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