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.
Semi-Feral – Cautious but may accept food and limited interaction.
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.
Reduces nuisance behaviors like spraying and fighting.
Improves health & safety with rabies vaccinations.
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!