Merry Christmas!

We recently answered a call to trap a sick kitten and his mother. Little Woody is well now and will be up for adoption soon; his mother was TNRd. After talking with neighbors on this quiet block we learned of two large colonies of cats and got to work explaining TNR.

We were recently asked to trap at a factory loading dock in a busy area of the city. Two feral females were returned after spay but this boy, Seamus, who was known to be skittish outside, showed us he was quite the charmer once in the trap.

Because TNR doesn’t start or stop at trapping! Don’t forget to clean and sanitize the traps after returning the cats.  #tnrworks #tnrsaveslives #adoptdontshop❤️ #cats

Another day trying to spread the word on the benefits of TNR for the cats and the community.