Community Cats & TNR: A Humane Solution
 
 
Community cats—unowned, free-roaming felines—play a unique role in our neighborhoods. They can be:
 
 
 Feral – Wild-born, avoiding human contact.
 Feral – Wild-born, avoiding human contact. Semi-Feral – Cautious but may accept food and limited interaction.
 Semi-Feral – Cautious but may accept food and limited interaction. Stray – Former pets, often friendly and seeking a home.
 Stray – Former pets, often friendly and seeking a home. 
 
To manage their population humanely, we use Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR). This proven method:
 
 Prevents overpopulation through spay/neuter.
 Prevents overpopulation through spay/neuter. Reduces nuisance behaviors like spraying and fighting.
 Reduces nuisance behaviors like spraying and fighting. Improves health & safety with rabies vaccinations.
 Improves health & safety with rabies vaccinations. Lowers shelter intake, allowing more adoptable cats to find homes.
 Lowers shelter intake, allowing more adoptable cats to find homes. 
 
Our team works with the community to provide affordable TNR services. If you need help with a community cat colony, contact us—feral cat intakes are by appointment only.
 
 
Let’s work together for a healthier, safer community!