There are an estimated 200,000 to 300,000 stray and unsocialized cats in Southern Nevada.  Community Cats have lived in the wild for generations without human contact and usually, cannot be domesticated. They are also stray cats that had once been pets but were lost or abandoned by their owners. They now have to fend for themselves, free roaming, in a cruel and dangerous life on the streets. Community cats are susceptible to harsh weather conditions, predators, infections and diseases that can result in a painful existence, requiring medical care (that many don't receive).  Community Cat Angels (CCA) is a registered 501(C)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and re-homing abandoned and neglected community cats.  Our sole focus is addressing the crisis of an ever increasing feral and stray cat population in the Las Vegas valley. CCA is comprised solely of volunteers, we receive no government funding, and we rely on the kindness and generosity of donors to support our programs. It has only been with the help of our followers, donors, and the community that we can make a greater impact.  Rescuing (spay/neuter/vaccines, chipping), rehabilitating, and re-homing those cats who can be socialized provides those cats with the life they deserve and stops them from reproducing.  Using TNR for those who cannot be socialized, prevents colonies of cats from reproducing, fighting and spraying, and reduces the chance of cancers and other diseases that lead to a miserable, slow death for them.