Did You Know...

• We’re still working on our newest page: Feral Cats and Trap/Neuter/Return.

• We’re always seeking good homes for barn cats!

• People often confuse us with the Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption Center, (the city’s municipal animal shelter). Although we both offer animals for adoption, and we work collaboratively, JCHS does not operate a sheltering facility.

• If you have lost or found an animal, contact the Iowa City Animal Care & Adoption Center or Cedar Valley Humane Society. Most communities in the Iowa City area are served by one of these animal shelters.

• Check JCHS Out on Zazzle.

Photo: Antoine, Feather, Tysh, and Willow the kittens

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Need Low-Cost Spay/Neuter?

You may qualify for spay/neuter financial assistance if you reside in Johnson County.

Spay/Neuter is the single most important thing you can do to make a difference.

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Pets of the Month for July

Kitty Kitty*

Grafix: Perhaps we can't make a difference for all the cats in the world...

Tripod Jr*

*These animals are listed as a Owner/Rescuer Re-home Service. They are not being fostered by JCHS. To meet them contact us by e-mail.

We are an all-volunteer group that does not operate a sheltering facility.

Our foster homes are currently full.

We cannot take in more animals.

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Immediate Housing Needs Alert for Cats

There are several cats in Hills who must be re-homed because of a change in their caregiver’s health. They range in age from 3-15 years (most are between 10-15). See Kitty-Kitty and Tripod Jr above.

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Next Johnson County Humane Society (JCHS) Meeting

July 9 (M)—7pm, (6 to 6:30 to eat), Midtown #1, 200 Scott Court, Iowa City. A member will be there a bit early to meet and help orient people new to the group. This is our regularly-scheduled monthly meeting. Please join us! Bring a friend.