Our Adoption Center is Opening Soon! at 2 Market Pl, Unit A, Palm Coast — Call: 386-283-4535 or Email: help.ccopc@gmail.com
Founded in 2013
OUR STORY
From a Small Group of Cat Lovers to Flagler County's Largest Rescue
Community Cats of Palm Coast was founded as a 501(c)(3) organization in 2013 with a single goal: reduce the homeless cat population in Flagler County through compassionate, effective care.
Over the years, we've grown to become the largest foster-based cat rescue serving our county. With a dedicated network of foster families, volunteers, and supporters, we've found loving homes for nearly 4,000 cats and kittens — and we're just getting started.
Unlike shelter-based rescues, all kittens under eight weeks old in our care live in private foster homes, while our adult cats are housed at our adoption center. This foster environment provides our youngest kittens with dedicated socialization, better health outcomes, and the best opportunity too find their forever family.
Most of the cats we help are found in Flagler County neighborhoods and commercial areas. We give these animals a real chance at life as beloved pets, rather than leaving them to survive as strays in our community.
OUR MISSION
What We Stand For
Community Cats of Palm Coast practices and promotes the use of Trap, Neuter and Return to reduce the number of feral and stray cats in Flagler County.
We rescue kittens and cats using a network of foster homes and find them forever homes in the community through our website, social media, and adoption events. We also assist in rescuing and rehoming adult cats as a courtesy to area residents.
We are a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit organization dedicated to providing every cat a chance to live their life as a beloved pet.
Foster-Based Care
Every cat lives in a real home — never a cage. Our foster network is the heart of everything we do.
TNR Programs
We humanely manage feral and stray cat populations through Trap, Neuter, and Return efforts across the county.
Complete Veterinary Care
All cats receive spay/neuter, vaccinations, and any needed medical treatment before being placed for adoption.
Community Partnership
We work alongside Flagler County residents, providing education, resources, and hands-on support.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE MISSION
Board of Directors
CCOPC is entirely volunteer-run. Our board brings together a passionate group of people with diverse backgrounds, united by a love for cats and a commitment to our community.
PRESIDENT
Jessica Myers
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & PRESIDENT
Jessica holds a BS in Animal Health and Behavior and brings a background as a former paralegal and veterinary technologist to her role as Executive Director. A lifelong animal advocate and mother of two sons, she joined CCOPC in 2019 and assumed leadership upon founder Elizabeth Robinson's retirement, overseeing all rescue operations.
