2017 Year
In Review
Save, Rehabilitate, Adopt
Sick, Injured, Stray, or Feral Cats
Saving Cats' Lives Every Day

687
CATS ADOPTED

728
SPAY & NEUTER SURGERIES

268
CATS AT WORK

185
VOLUNTEERS
HELPING CATS IN OUR COMMUNITY
Hundreds of thousands of cats live outside in Chicago. They prefer outdoor life and do not seek human interaction. In fact, they prefer to be left alone. However, without human intervention, they reproduce quickly. One female cat can have an estimated 75 kittens in her lifetime. Her female kittens will do the same. The multiplication is staggering. Tree House is committed to containing the feral cat population. We do this through Trap Neuter Return, in which we spay/neuter feral cats and return them to their communities, support of volunteer feral cat colony managers, who care for community cats and provide them with food, water, and shelter, and our innovative Cats At Work program that places feral cats in residential and commercial settings to provide rodent control.
MORE THAN A BUILDING
2017 marked our move into our new shelter. Far more than a building, this new facility enables us to provide complete veterinary care and rehabilitation to stray and feral cats and those struggling with illness, injury, and chronic medical conditions. Our goal is to find every healthy and treatable cat a forever home.

A Calming Environment
With heated floors, sound dampening windows, and catios (outdoor cat patios)

The Adoption Hall
An expansive and welcoming environment for visitors to meet adoptable cats

The Clinic
Comprehensive veterinary care including isolation, surgical, and private exam rooms
At the end of 2017, Tree House Humane Society had an operating surplus of nearly $153,000 (unaudited figures)
Dabble is alive, mobile and adopted
Because of You
