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Defending Cats Against Misinformation

Misinformation about cats can result in misguided polices that lead to cats being killed. It's important to look at the facts, rather than believe sensationalized media hype or emotional arguments. You can help protect cats, and debunk misinformation that might come up during discussions or conflicts about community cats, by knowing accurate information.

Educating Others

They might know Garfield and Grumpy Cat, but even a big cat lover might not know about community cats. That's okay: YOU can teach them all about these wonderful felines and convert them to community cat lovers! But even if they aren't cat lovers and never will be, educating your neighbors about community cats will help them understand that Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) will help the communityand that it's something everyone can get behind.

Be Prepared for Disasters

What to Do if You Find Kittens Outdoors

If you find kittens outdoors who you think may be stray, lost or orphaned, it can be tempting to scoop them up and bring them indoors. Learn what you should do if you find a kitten outside.

Evaluating a Cat Sanctuary: A Hands-On Guide

Relocating community cats should only be a last resort. If a cat sanctuary is your only option, then it's important to evaluate the suitability of the sanctuary.

How to Socialize a Kitten

Congratulations on deciding to foster and socialize kittens! Spending time with these fuzzy little guys, though a lot of work, will also be a lot of fun. We have tons of tips on how to help kittens feel at ease around people, and how to help them grow up to be loving companion animals.

Getting Started with Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)

TNR Works!

Feral Cats Belong Outdoors

Addressing Abandonment

Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a common-sense practice for colonies of cats who live around human dwellings and buildings. They have strong bonds with their family groups and are very attached to their domain. So, when you return a cat to where she was trapped as part of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), you are as the name says returning her to her domain. Her home. TNR is not abandonment.