Animal Care Center of St. John

7 hours ago

From November 5–8, 2026, the Animal Care Center of St. John, with the help of Visiting Veterinarians International, will host our third large-scale spay/neuter event for the free-roaming cats of St. John. This year’s event will be held at Our Place in Coral Bay.

Over the past two years, with tremendous support from our community, through this event we have successfully spayed and neutered nearly 700 free-roaming cats on St. John. We are hopeful that this year’s event will allow us to continue this important work and make an even greater impact on controlling the island’s free-roaming cat population.

During the four-day event, ACC staff and volunteers hope to trap and sterilize approximately 300–400 cats.

The ACC is working to raise $40,000 to make this event possible. We are still short of our fundraising goal, and these funds are desperately needed to ensure the event is as successful as possible. Donations will help cover lodging, transportation, food, traps, medications, medical supplies, and other essential expenses.

Your generosity and support mean more to us than we can express. By supporting this effort, you are helping us improve the lives of hundreds of cats while making a lasting difference in the health and welfare of our island community.

Thank you for considering supporting the Animal Care Center of St. John and this important initiative.

Donations can be made following the link below, checks can be mailed to ACC / PO Box 429 / St. John VI 00831, or you can call (340-774-1625) or stop by the ACC office Monday-Friday 830AM- 4PM.

www.stjohnanimalcarecenter.com/donate/

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Animal Care Center of St. John

14 hours ago

Today is National Dog Day, and our biggest wish is to find foster homes for Delilah and Sassy!

Both girls have loving homes waiting for them in the States, but with temperatures currently too hot for them to fly, they need a temporary place to call home for the next month or so.

A foster home would be a wonderful opportunity for them to relax, enjoy some one-on-one attention, and experience life in a home while they wait for their journey to begin. It would also open up much-needed space at the ACC for other dogs in need.

Both Delilah and Sassy are sweet, loving girls who would do wonderfully in a home. They do well with other dogs, and Delilah can also live with cats.

Could you give one of these girls a temporary place to call home? Fostering could make all the difference!

If you can help foster Delilah or Sassy, please reach out to the ACC at info@stjacc.org, PM our Facebook page, or call (340) 774-1625.

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Animal Care Center of St. John

1 day ago

🐾 Gen Pop kittens are hoping to make parole for good behaviour! 🐾

Name: Echo
Age: 5 months
Neutered & fully vaccinated ✅

Echo has finally been released from solitary confinement and is now mingling with the rest of Gen Pop! 😸

He spent his time in solitary with his cellmate, Tamale, and the two made quite the little prison crew. Now that they are out and about, Echo is proving to be an absolute model inmate. He gets along well with the other cats, causes no trouble, and always keeps his paws clean. 🧼🐾

Echo can be a little nervous when faced with new situations, but once he feels safe, this sweet boy is very snuggly and loves some one-on-one affection. ❤️

He’s hoping someone will recognize his good behaviour and grant him the permanent release he deserves—a forever home! 🏠💕

Could Echo be your next cellmate… er, cuddle buddy? 😹
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