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Every cat deserves a Livy Ever After because every pawprint counts!
It all started with a tiny 2½-week-old kitten named Olivia Queen (Livy), who stole our hearts and changed our lives furever. Now, we’re paying it forward—one life at a time. Join us in making a difference.
Our Mission
We’re on a mission to make Deltona a better place for cats and kittens in need. From full-circle TNR efforts to top-notch veterinary care followed by loving adoptions, we’re dedicated to rescue, recover, rehab and research every case we intake.
Whether we’re trapping feral cats, fostering orphaned neonates, or finding the purrfect match for every family, we are committed to giving every feline in our care a fighting chance and improving their lives.
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Together, we can save lives—one whisker at a time.
The Lifesaving Process of Trap Neuter Return
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Trap: Safely and humanely capture all the cats in a colony—a group of outdoor cats living together.
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Neuter (or spay): Transport the trapped cats to a veterinarian or clinic for spaying/neutering, vaccinations, and ear-tipping—the universal sign that a cat has been sterilized and vaccinated.
Return: Once they have recovered, release the cats back to their original outdoor home, where they will continue to fed & looked after.
TNR Rental Traps & Supplies
No products for trapping are available for purchase.
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Traps for TNR are available to rent with a $75 deposit, which will only be charged if the trap is not returned upon request or is damaged when brought back to Saving Livy.
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Essential supplies for trapping include newspapers or pee pads to line the trap, enticing food (such as fried chicken, sardines in oil, tuna, or mackerel) to attract the cats, and old sheets, towels, or blankets to cover the trap once a feral cat is inside, preparing for surgery.
TNR Benefits
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Improves the lives of free-roaming feral cats in a humane manner
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Stops them from marking territory
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Eliminates unwanted litters of sick kittens
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Prevents cat fights over mates
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Puts an end to the forced physical attack on female cats forced to give birth/nurse baby kittens
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Reduces shelter admissions of “unadoptable cats”
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Ends the unsuccessful catch-kill method of euthanizing stray cats
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Creates a safer community of vaccinated colony cats
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Do away with the behaviors of cats that lead to nuisance complaints
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Significantly decrease the overpopulation of the cats within our local community
Volunteer Work
Are you looking for a rewarding way to volunteer in the cat/kitten community?
There are plenty of ways you can get involved with Saving Livy:
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Transport cats and kittens to and from the veterinary clinic for sterilization and ear-tipping on designated days
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Pick up cats or kittens from finders or owners and take them to their new foster homes
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Take fosters to the vet for check-ups, treatments, surgeries, and more
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Help trap cats for our local TNR program
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Collect donations (food, litter, toys, bedding, medical supplies, etc.) from generous donors and bring them to the rescue
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Attend community adoption events
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Distribute flyers to spread awareness about our mission and what we do
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And much more!
Adopt Don't Shop
Are you ready to expand your family by giving a sweet kitty their furever home?
We have several cats and kittens available for adoption right now! To see who’s ready for their new family, follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
Our goal is to find your purrfect match and help you create your very own Livy Ever After! If you've already chosen a kitty, click below to fill out your adoption application and background check.
