Trap
Cats are humanely trapped using safe and effective traps placed at locations they are known to gather.
Neuter
Cats are taken to a veterinary clinic where they are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and ear-tipped.
Return
After surgery, cats are returned to their original locations where they are freed to live our the rest of their lives without reproducing.
Friends of the Feral TNR attempts to control overpopulation and improve the conditions of local feral cat colonies by locating said colonies, humanely trapping and transporting the cats to local and regional clinics to be spayed/neutered, vaccinated for rabies, and ear clipped (to identify as TNR’d) and thereafter, returning the cat to the colony. Friends of the feral TNR educates the public in feral cat issues, by giving them the tools and information to responsibly care for their feral cat colonies. The organization also works with other community based organizations to achieve its goal.
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Number of feline lives impacted
TNR is a non-lethal, humane approach to managing community cat populations. It addresses public concerns, reduces shelter intake and euthanasia, and improves the lives of cats and the communities they live in.
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