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October was as busy as ever for us and that’s ok because fall is the best time for TNR. Fifty-seven (57!) cats and kittens were trapped in October and 48 of these were spayed or neutered.
Forty-three cats entered our traps in September and 37 of these were spayed or neutered. More than half were females who will be spared the dangers of giving birth to kittens outdoors.
Fifty six (56!) cats and kittens spent time in our holding space in August.
Every so often we are asked to trap a cat who has been left behind in a house. After a lot of time being scared and hissing, with a lot of love and patience, we can pet him! He is such a special cat.
In July, we trapped, picked up, netted, or corralled into carriers 46 felines both cats and kittens. Sometimes climbing into holes or under porches.
June was another busy month for our volunteer trappers. We helped a total of 58 cats and kittens in the city of Rochester. Many of the 42 “big” cats were returned to their kind feeders who watch out for them every day. These cats have now retired from the kitten-making business.
We TNR’d 27 cats and rescued 21 kittens from the city streets. This brings the 2022 total to 123 cats and 35 kittens.
Trapping day! Four cuties on their way to be fixed!
Trapping a tuxedo mom and her three kittens.