We help Palm Beach County’s community cats live their best street lives.

Through Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) and continued daily care, we work to stabilize feral cat populations, reduce suffering, and support the wellbeing of both cats and our communities we share with them.

As part of our mission, we’re committed not only to caring for our cat colonies, but also to raising awareness about the feral cat crisis—and empowering communities across South Florida with the knowledge and tools to ethically manage these populations.

What We Do

  • Trap-Neuter-Release

    We humanely trap, fix, and vaccinate cats, and return them to their colonies where they can live without adding to the kitten count.

  • Ongoing Care

    From emergencies to age-related treatment, we work to ensure community cats receive veterinary care when they need it.

  • Food & Shelter

    Our volunteers visit colony feeding stations daily and are working to provide shelter from the Florida heat and storms.

  • Foster & Adoption

    When kittens or friendly stays turn up, we step in to provide foster care and socialization before finding them a forever home.

  • Education & Outreach

    We’re here to change the way people think about feral cats by raising awareness and showing communities how they can be part of the solution.

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Our Founder

Cat & Release director and volunteer in Palm Beach County holding a feral tabby kitten

Gigi Beach Cieri

Founder & Director

Gigi has been a committed TNR (Trap-Neuter-Release) advocate for over 25 years, ever since moving to West Palm Beach and seeing the urgent need to address the city’s feral cat population.

For over two decades, Gigi has been the heart of her neighborhood’s colonies—providing daily feedings, coordinating TNR, fostering and socializing kittens and strays for adoption, and, with the help of her trusted vet, ensuring sick or injured cats receive the medical care they need.

As the feral populations have continued to grow beyond what one person could manage, Cat & Release of Palm Beach County was founded to carry this mission forward through advocating for community education and support.

Help our street cats

Female kitten recovering after TNR, under the care of Cat & Release in Palm Beach County

100% community run, 100% donation funded, 100% here for our community cats.

Every dollar goes directly toward the care of feral cats right here in our neighborhoods—from humane Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) to daily meals, shaded outdoor shelters, and critical veterinary care when they need it most.

3% Cover the Fee

Cat & Release of Palm Beach County Inc is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax deductible under IRC Section 170.

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Let’s talk cats!

Whether you’re curious about community cats, ready to volunteer, or want to know more about what we do — we’d love to hear from you.

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