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Name: Millie
Brand: San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition

Burmese

San Antonio, TXAvailable for adoption0 views

To inquire about adopting this cat please complete an adoption application at tinyurl.com/ccapadoptions

What Millie Needs

Ruh roh, not enough info has been provided to check compatibility.

Additional Information

Sex: female
Age: 4 m · Kitten
Size: small · 7 lbs

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August 15, 2026

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Organization Information

San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition

rescue

San Antonio, TX

(210) 877-9067

adoptions@sananatonioferalcats.org

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We are an all-volunteer non-profit organization striving to improve the lives of homeless and feral cats and eliminate their breeding in the San Antonio area through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR). We educate the public about the plight of stray and feral cats and the need to spay/neuter pets, support feral cat caretakers and gain recognition of the beneficial role they perform, and promote the adoption of long-term, caretaker-based solutions regarding feral cats.