The provided reports detail the extensive operations of the Cat Assistance Team (C.A.T) across South Africa’s Garden Route from 2020 through mid-2025. This organization focuses on humane population control through mass sterilisations, medical care, and parasite treatments for feral and loosely owned cats. A primary conservation objective is protecting the endangered African Wildcat by preventing interbreeding with domestic felines in rural and urban fringes. To ensure the genetic purity of wild species, the team conducts DNA testing and focuses on trapping efforts in high-risk buffer zones. Despite facing operational capacity limits and logistical hurdles in remote areas, C.A.T. collaborates with various veterinary partners to improve community animal health. Their strategy combines direct veterinary intervention with educational outreach to stabilize cat populations and foster better animal welfare in marginalized settlements.