Feline Leukemia: A Silent Threat to Our Feline Friends Feline Leukemia, also known as FeLV, is a devastating viral disease that affects...

Beware of Dehydration in Cats Dehydration can have grave consequences for cats! As a result, it is important to understand the potential...

This month's Kitty Post was created using AI (Artificial Intelligence) The Importance of Spaying and Neutering Your Pet Cat(s) As...

Detecting Cancer in Cats and Dogs Cancer is the number one disease-related cause of death in cats and dogs, affecting one in five cats...

Did you know that kittens cannot regulate their body temperature until they are 4 weeks old. As a result, hypothermia is a major cause of...

Why I Foster Kittens and Cats Since our first litter of foster kittens fell into our laps in May 2020, my husband Bob and I have fostered...

Click on the poster to download a pdf to take with you to Sierra's Grill on March 19!

Beltsville Community Cats (BCC) is gearing up for kitten season and, although we have been hard at work with our Trap, Neuter Vaccinate,...

Beltsville Community Cats (BCC) is completing its fourth year of using humane strategies to control and reduce the population of...

All cats shed dead hair to release natural oils in their skin, some more than others and for various reasons. Grooming/brushing is...

Beltsville Community Cats (BCC) is sad to report on an unfortunate and disturbing trend. People all over Prince George’s County are...

Many of you may wonder why people volunteer for an organization dedicated to improving the health and welfare of feral cats. Beltsville...

Cats Prepare for Winter Too! It’s hard to believe it’s that time of year again! Leaves are starting to fall, pumpkin-spiced lattes,...

Important Core Vaccines Protect Your Cat As children need to get immunized against life-threatening diseases, so do indoor and outdoor...

By the time you read this issue of the Beltsville News, Maryland’s primary election will be over and campaigning for the general election...

We keep thinking the calls about kittens will slow down, but they don’t. Beltsville Community Cats (BCC) volunteers were extremely busy...

The implementation of a Trap, Neuter, and Return (TNR) strategy helps stabilize the free-roaming community cat population at a specific...

Caring for Community Cats Living outdoors, feral cats face numerous nutritional challenges, surviving on food scraps, fruits/plants,...

The Maryland General Assembly is currently considering several bills to support humane treatment of feral cats as well as pet cats and...

Beltsville Community Cats (BCC) uses humane strategies to manage and reduce the free-roaming cat population in Beltsville. We have three...