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Community Cats Trap Neuter Return

Community Cats

Community Cats

Community cats are unowned, free-roaming cats who live outdoors. They can be any age and can show behaviors anywhere on the spectrum of socialization and friendliness. The most humane method and effective way to manage community cat populations is trap-neuter-return (TNR). Sometimes, kittens who live in the community are in need, but most of time they are better off staying in the community where they were born. Learn how to help cats in your community and what to do when you find kittens below.

Weed Wacker Kittens
Kitten Season
Have you found kittens or want to help during the busy kitten season?
One of the 150 cats displaced by Hurricane Sally
Trap-Neuter-Return Program
Do you have cats in your community who you're looking to take care of?
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Become a Neighborhood Ambassador
Our Neighborhood Ambassadors help advocate for cats in their community and get access to great resources.

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