Observation Site Alpha is the first Community Cat Atlas observatory. Through thousands of photographs and long-term monitoring, the site documents how individual community cats move through and interact with a shared environment in Kingman, Arizona. OSA-C-004 is one of several cats helping reveal the hidden patterns of coexistence that often go unnoticed in everyday life.

For more than twelve years, Community Cat Atlas has documented free-roaming cats in Ensenada, Baja California. From the Mercado Negro fish market to the busy walkways of La Bufadora, community cats remain a visible part of the city's waterfront, markets, and public spaces, offering a unique glimpse into coexistence between cats, people, and the environments they share.

In July 2025, a tourist visiting Kingman's historic Locomotive Park made an unexpected discovery: three young kittens living beneath the famous Santa Fe Steam Engine No. 3759. Concerned for their safety, the traveler contacted Feral Cat Warriors, setting in motion a rescue effort that would ultimately change the kittens' lives. After months in foster care, veterinary treatment, and socialization, all three kittens were given a second chance.