Forgotten Felines of Sonoma County
Our Mission
Forgotten Felines of Sonoma County is dedicated to spaying and neutering every unowned cat in our community to ensure every feline has the best chance at a contented life. We believe that when you believe, anything is possible.
Our Legacy of Compassion
Since 1990, we have served as the nation's longest-running Trap-Neuter-Return organization. We have dedicated over three decades to being guardians and advocates for the most vulnerable cats in Sonoma County—those who would otherwise be forgotten, neglected, or left to fend for themselves.
Our Unique Care Model
We are not a traditional shelter; instead, we operate a specialized, foster-based adoption program. By placing cats directly into loving foster homes, our animals spend their time socializing with people in a domestic setting rather than in a stressful shelter environment. This hands-on approach allows us to provide the vital care, medical attention, and affection each cat needs before they find their forever home.
Adopting Your New Companion
Adoption is a joyful partnership, and we are committed to helping you find the perfect match for your family. Because our cats live in foster care, we focus on thoughtful, personalized adoptions that ensure each feline transitions smoothly into their new life. Whether you are looking for a house companion or a working cat for your barn or garden, we take the time to facilitate a placement where every cat can truly thrive.
Join Our Mission
We invite you to be part of our success story by opening your heart to a cat in need. You can view our currently available companions on our website or contact us to learn more about how you can volunteer, foster, or donate to support our lifesaving work.
- Staff dedication
- Expertise in feral cat management
7/17 - Petaluma fires back at grand jury report critical of its handling of animal services
The city was accused of being “asleep at the wheel” for its now-ended relationship with North Bay Animal Services.
5/7 - With big remodel, Humane Society of Sonoma County looks to expand low-cost veterinary care
The revamped medical and surgery suite is part of the Humane Society’s broadening mission to make veterinary services more accessible to reduce overpopulation, prevent illnesses and help keep more pets with their families.
