Because TNR doesn’t start or stop at trapping! Don’t forget to clean and sanitize the traps after returning the cats.
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A year after TNR, our cats are looking great — and thanks to watchful caretakers, we’ve spotted a newcomer to spay. Each colony cared for means fewer litters and healthier lives.
Tomorrow, December 3rd, is Giving Tuesday and locally Roc the Day. We’re asking for your support to continue helping Rochester’s free-roaming cats and the people who care for them.
Huge thanks to our RocKats and Neighborhood Cats Network volunteers for all your help with TNR this week! 🐾
Donations are down, but the need is greater than ever. Just $25 can help us spay/neuter, provide medical care, and prevent suffering for community cats.
Stabilizing cat populations requires that ALL cats — ferals, strays, and indoor/outdoor pets — are spayed and neutered. Friendly collared cats don’t need our trapping skills but they do need to be fixed.