Who can help me trap cats outdoors for TNR? Where can I find other local assistance for outdoor cats?
You can request a list of members of our Feral Friends Network® for local resources in your community such as spay/neuter clinics, trapping support, trap loans, and more.
My town is considering/I would like my town to consider a TNR ordinance or policy. Do you have information for me?
We have advocacy tips, tools, templates, and model ordinance language for you in our Advocacy Toolkit at alleycat.org/AdvocacyToolkit.
Trap-Neuter-Return Cat Ordinance Wins Unanimous Vote from Prince George's County Council
Alley Cat Allies worked closely with Maryland county to change animal control laws
Thanks to the tireless work of Alley Cat Allies, local advocates and officials, Prince George’s County, Maryland, unanimously passed an ordinance on November 19th that endorses countywide use of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) to protect community, also known as feral or …
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$150 - Community Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)
Feral Friends Network® Profile: T-Town TNR Makes Lifesaving Change in Tulsa
… badly needed a program designed just for them that focused on TNR. She branched out with fellow advocates to launch her own all-volunteer organization: T-Town TNR. The organization is now a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and a member of Alley Cat Allies’ Feral Friends Network®.
Since 2015, T-Town TNR has helped …
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TNR Scenarios: Pregnant Cat
… and at home indoors, you can bring in the entire family and have them spayed or neutered and adopted as soon as they are ready.
More information:
TNR Scenarios: How to Help a Nursing Mother Cat
TNR Scenarios: Mom and Kittens
Trapping Equipment
Trap-Neuter-Return how-to:
How to Help Community Cats: A Step …
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Michigan Considers Bill to Clarify that Trap-Neuter-Return is Not Abandonment
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is the humane and effective approach to community cat populations. It is a vital program that protects cats by spaying and neutering them so they can live out their lives in the outdoor homes where they thrive. To return a cat outdoors through TNR is to bring her back to where …
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Vermont Reconsiders Bill that Clarifies Trap-Neuter-Return is Not Abandonment
The Vermont House Committee on Agriculture and Forestry is once again considering a bill to protect community cats and the people who care for them. House Bill 158 clarifies that the “return” in Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is not abandonment and that community cat caregivers are not the owners of community cats.
Last year, Alley …
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South Carolina Senate Considers Bill to Support Trap-Neuter-Return
Animal advocates are hoping the second time is the charm in South Carolina, where a bill is being reconsidered that would support Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), the only humane and effective approach to address community cat populations and save lives.
Senate Bill 105 states that community cats can be part of a TNR program, and …
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Des Moines, Iowa, Passes TNR with Support from Alley Cat Allies
After two years of fiercely advocating for humane policies for cats in Des Moines, Iowa, Alley Cat Allies is thrilled to announce that the city council passed a change to its animal control ordinance that allows for a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program. The council was so enthusiastic about the new law that it waived …
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