TNR, or trap-neuter-return is the humane practice of trapping community cats who cannot be domesticated and brought inside as pets, spaying or neutering, vaccinating, left ear tipping them and returning them to their original colony.
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Looking to become part of the solution? Complete out TNR Assistance Request Form and our TNR Coordinator will be in touch to answer any questions you might have.
Volunteers are needed to trap and transport colony cats to spay/neuter facilities as well as monitor them after surgery and transport them back to their original colonies.
Halo was one of a kind (as all of our kitties are) but he had something extra special that brought our community together. If you didn’t get a chance to meet Halo through our Facebook posts, you can read about his legacy HERE. You see, Halo was destined for life on the streets, then tragedy struck but a good Samaritan came in and scooped him up and Cat Around Town was lucky enough to love on this amazing little guy for 29 days. In memory of his short, albeit, fulfilling life, we started Halo’s Legacy Fund. For $50, you can donate to the TNR of a community cat to ensure they never endure his fate. This $50 donation will alter, vaccinate and ear tip a community cat in our area, effectively stopping the production of kittens and stemming the tide of the overwhelming number of forgotten felines.
