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Humane Cat Trapping
Help with safely and humanely trapping community cats for appropriate care or coordinated next steps.
Cats • Communities • Kinder Tomorrows
Super Cat Woman
More Than a Service, It’s a Mission.
Compassionate, humane cat trapping and colony management serving Sonoma County and Napa County.
Meet Dulce
Compassion Creates Change ♡
Founded by Dulce, Super Cat Woman supports people, cats and stronger communities through compassionate, humane solutions. Whether you need help with community cats, a trapping plan or guidance for a property, Dulce is here to discuss your situation and the next steps.
Humane solutions for healthier communities.
What we do
Services
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TNR Assistance
Support with trap-neuter-return (TNR) planning and coordination to help manage community cat populations humanely.
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Colony Management
Guidance for managing community cat colonies and building practical, ongoing care plans.
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Cat Rescue Referrals
Help identifying possible rescue resources and appropriate contacts based on the cat’s needs.
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Home Consultations
Discuss cat-related concerns at your home and explore humane options suited to your property.
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Business & Farm Consultations
Practical guidance for community cat situations around workplaces, businesses and farms.
Local service area
Serving Sonoma County & Napa County
Super Cat Woman assists with community cat situations throughout Sonoma County and Napa County, California. Contact Dulce to confirm availability, travel considerations and scheduling for your specific address.
Communities in our service region
Santa RosaPetalumaRohnert ParkWindsorHealdsburgSebastopolSonomaNapaAmerican CanyonYountvilleSt. HelenaCalistoga
These are examples of communities in the two counties, not a guarantee of service or immediate availability in every location.
Who we help
Cat Assistance for Homes, Businesses & Properties
Community cats can appear in many settings. Dulce can discuss humane trapping, TNR planning, colony management or referrals appropriate to the property and situation.
Homeowners & Neighborhoods
Support for stray and community cats around homes, yards and residential neighborhoods.
Apartment Communities & Property Managers
Discuss practical, humane options for recurring cat activity around shared residential spaces.
Farms, Ranches & Vineyards
Guidance for community cats on agricultural properties, barns and other rural locations.
Retail, Offices & Commercial Properties
Explore humane next steps for cats living near business entrances, parking areas and outdoor facilities.
Warehouses & Industrial Sites
Discuss cat colony concerns on larger sites and how to coordinate a responsible plan.
Community Caregivers & Animal Advocates
TNR assistance, colony-management guidance and referrals for people helping community cats.
These are examples of situations for which consultations may be relevant; specialized on-site service availability is confirmed directly with Dulce.
How to get started
Helping cats starts with a conversation
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Reach out
Call or email Dulce with your location and a brief description of the cat situation.
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Discuss a humane plan
Review the type of assistance needed, scheduling and available options.
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Coordinate next steps
Confirm the scope, any applicable costs and how to proceed.
Transparent conversations
Pricing & Assistance
Request pricing for your situation
Service prices have not been published or confirmed. Trapping, TNR assistance, colony management and consultations may vary depending on location, number of cats, time involved and services needed.
Please contact Dulce directly for current rates, possible assistance options and any third-party veterinary or clinic fees before scheduling.
Ask About PricingSupport the mission
Help us show up for community cats ♡
Every contribution helps us keep going—early mornings, late nights, hot afternoons and cold evenings spent locating and helping cats in need.
Your support helps cover cat food, humane traps and trapping supplies, and gas for travel to locate cats and coordinate assistance across Sonoma and Napa Counties.
Whether you can give a little or a lot, your kindness helps us continue this hands-on work for animals who depend on compassionate people.
Thank you for helping us care for community cats.
Give directly via Zelle
Send support to Dulce
Open your bank's Zelle feature and send your contribution using the phone number below:
(707) 637-7471
Before sending: Please confirm with Dulce that this number is registered for her Zelle account and verify the recipient name displayed by your bank. Zelle payments may be difficult to reverse.
Contributions support the mission. No tax-deductible status is claimed.
Helpful answers
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I support the cats?
Support can be sent using Zelle to Dulce’s phone number after confirming the recipient. Contributions help with cat food, humane traps, trapping supplies and gas for travel during early mornings, late nights and challenging weather.
What is TNR?
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a humane approach to community cats: cats are trapped, sterilized and typically vaccinated by veterinary professionals, then returned to their familiar outdoor location when appropriate. Specific arrangements depend on local requirements and veterinary availability.
Do you help with feral or stray cats?
Super Cat Woman offers humane trapping and TNR assistance for community cats. Contact Dulce with the location, number of cats and any urgent health or safety concerns so she can discuss suitable next steps.
How much does cat trapping cost?
Rates are not published. Ask Dulce for a quote and whether trapping, travel, equipment, veterinary care or other third-party costs apply.
Can you help with cats at a farm or business?
Consultations are listed for homes, businesses and farms. Describe your property and cat situation to confirm what assistance is available.
Can you take in or adopt out a cat?
Cat rescue referrals are offered, but placement, shelter intake or adoption services are not guaranteed. Dulce can discuss possible referral resources.
What should I prepare before contacting Dulce?
Share your city, approximate number of cats, whether they are friendly or unsocialized, whether kittens are present, and whether you have permission to access the property. Photos may help if safely available.
Is this an emergency animal rescue service?
No emergency response or 24-hour availability is advertised. For an injured cat or immediate danger, contact a veterinarian or local animal services.
Sonoma County • Napa County
Let’s make a difference for cats
Tell Dulce where the cats are located, approximately how many need help and what kind of assistance you are looking for.
For immediate animal emergencies, contact a local veterinarian or animal services provider.