What is TNR?

Posted by on Jul 18, 2012 in | Comments Off on What is TNR?

Trap-Neuter-Return, commonly referred to as TNR, is a humane method of managing and reducing feral cat populations. In this process, feral cats are humanely trapped, transported to a veterinarian for evaluation, vaccination, ear tipping, and sterilization (spay/neuter) , then returned to their colony. Ear tipping, the practice of cropping the pointed end of the ear, is used to identify feral cats who have been sterilized. Read more about the Feral Cat Initiative underway in New York City.

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How can I participate in a TNR program in my community?

Posted by on Jul 17, 2012 in | Comments Off on How can I participate in a TNR program in my community?

You can help reduce the number of feral cats in your community by trapping them and bringing them to our veterinary partners to be spayed or neutered, then releasing them back to their colonies. Visit our Volunteer page for more information about becoming a TNR volunteer. Additionally, there are many TNR efforts currently underway throughout New York City and the rest of the nation. Contact Neighborhood Cats or fill out Alley Cat Allies’ Email Assistance Form to find TNR help in your...

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How can I keep my colony warm in the winter?

Posted by on Jul 16, 2012 in | Comments Off on How can I keep my colony warm in the winter?

A properly maintained feral cat colony must have adequate shelter for the winter. You can make your own or purchase a well made shelter from a number of experienced architects.

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