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Trap/Neuter/Release (TNR)

We identify feral cat colonies and have volunteers trap these cats. Then we have them spayed or neutered. If the cat is purely feral (wild, not domesticated), we return the cat to the colony and provide daily food and shelter. For abandoned cats, we place them into loving homes. Studies show that TNR is the most inexpensive and effective way to reduce feral cat populations.

Contrary to what some may think, it's even cheaper and more effective long-term solution than euthanization of colonies.

One of our goals is to gain increasing support from local officials and to reverse such policies which we believe to be inhumane, more expensive, and less effective.

Fostering

Several of our volunteers regularly take in strays and newborn kittens found outside, and care for them until suitable owners are found. If feral, they are trapped, and kept in a foster home until they can be fixed, at which time they are released to live out the course of their lives, unable to reproduce and propagate the problem, of course.

Foster Parents Needed!

Many of the feral cats we trap have or give birth to kittens. Many of these kitten, if separated from mom at the right age, grow up tame. But to do this, we need Foster Homes - Please call and let us know if you are interested in helping. We need loving homes that can care for these cats temporarily until we have an adoptive home.

Can you help? Call (508) 460-2022 and leave a message; someone will return your call.

Resources and Links

Petfinder A national site where you can find the pet of your dreams. This links to our Petfinder home page and lists our cats available for adoption. You can also search nationally for your pet.

Second Chance Fund for Animal Welfare, Inc. Graciously offers their vast experience, and provides us with much needed direction, focus, and encouragement.

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