Flagler Cats Inc. was founded in 2004 by Mari Molina and a handful of volunteers, dedicated to the goal of ending cat homelessness through spay/neuter efforts. During the first years of the organization’s existence, only one clinic was needed per month with the help of 10-15 volunteers using an off-premises veterinarian.

Between 2004-2017, Flagler Cats altered 9,661 cats. In 2010, Flagler Cats moved into it’s first brick and mortar location, on Moody Boulevard in Bunnell.

In 2010, it became the first free standing not-for-profit organization in the state dedicated to providing spay/neuter to feral or free roaming cats. In 2013 as a part of the controlling overpopulation program, Flagler Cats started providing low cost spay/neuter for domestic or tame/pet cats.

In 2013, Flagler Cats also moved to its current location on North State Street in Bunnell. The Spay/Neuter Clinic runs 2 days per week, with 1 veterinarian and 1 technician. Flagler Cats have a fantastic and ever-expanding volunteer workforce that makes the lifesaving work possible.

As a grassroot organization, Flagler Cats began its operations with an exclusively volunteer workforce. Still today, daily clinic operations, special events, fundraising and donor relations would not be possible without the valued and dedicated volunteers who assist in the work at Flagler Cats.

Our mission is to save the lives of homeless cats by providing access to high volume, high quality spay/neuter surgery in a safe and humane environment.

Flagler Cats Inc. was the first to start a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program in Flagler County and has altered over 9,500 cats since the organization’s inception in 2004.

Flagler Cats is the first free standing clinic that is dedicated to providing low-cost spay/neuter surgery for feral/free-roaming cats in a safe, high quality, humane environment. Cats from Daytona, Flagler, Putnam and St. Johns County have been brought to this clinic to be altered.

All the feral/free-roaming cats arriving for surgery receive a basic health exam, rabies vaccination and an ear tip to clearly identify the cat as altered to avoid future trapping/transport for unnecessary surgery.

In addition to spay/neuter surgery for feral/free-roaming cats, Flagler Cats also offer spay/neuter services for tame/pet cats needing access to surgery. Low-cost surgeries for tame/pet cats are done without ear tipping for a small fee.