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Join us for Feral Friendsgiving!
November 14, 2026 7-10 pm

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A fundraiser for EEK's work to Trap-Neuter-Return feral and stray cats in Houston's Greater East End

There aren't enough homes for them all.

 

Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is the most effective way to reduce the number of stray and feral cats in our neighborhood. Cats are humanely trapped, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and then returned to the area where they already live. Friendly cats and kittens can be fostered or adopted, while feral cats continue living outdoors with the support of community caregivers. Spay/neuter makes cats healthier and happier.

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TNR works because it prevents more kittens from being born while allowing existing cat colonies to naturally get smaller over time. Fixed cats are less likely to roam, fight or spray, which creates a more peaceful neighborhood for everyone.

Stopping breeding and caring for the cats already here is the most effective and compassionate way to reduce stray cat populations and improve the lives of both cats and our East End neighborhood.

Who We Are

We are a small group of volunteers with regular jobs. We donate our time and resources because we love animals and our community. 

You can reach us via email at
eastendkittieseek@gmail.com.

Please forgive if we don't immediately respond. 

How you can help

  • Want to trap? We can teach you and loan equipment

  • Transport cats to appointments

  • Cut trap covers: 52x32"

  • Cut cardboard for trap floors

  • Raise $$ or donate food or supplies

  • Help plan our next fundraiser

  • Become a colony manager! 

  • Foster and/or adopt

a managed colony of TNR'd cats

Houston, TX, USA

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a managed colony of TNR'd cats

East End Kitties (EEK) is dedicated to managing the feral cat population in Houston through the humane Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program. Our goal is to enhance community awareness and support for feline welfare while reducing the number of homeless cats.

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