Mission
Husker Cats is an independent group of faculty, staff and student volunteers at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln working to ensure a high quality life for cats living in feral colonies on campus. 
Goals
- Administer a cooperative plan supported by UNL’s administration and the campus community.
- Implement a program to stabilize the feral cat population through a neuter/spay and release program. Bring each campus colony to a healthy yet, non-reproductive status within five years of the program’s inception.
- Develop a feeding and medical care program to ensure basic ongoing health of the feral colonies.
- Find homes for kittens suited to adoption.
- Help prevent potential damage to the beauty and safety of our campus grounds and gardens.
- Capitalize on the opportunity for an active service learning program to benefit students and show civic responsibility through humane treatment of the feral cat population.
UNL is permitting Husker Cats, a group of faculty, staff, and student volunteers, to help stabilize the feral cat population on our campus. Husker Cats is operating in agreement with, but not funded by UNL.