Trap and Return
We'll Help You Outsmart The Cats
We offer feral and stray cat rescue resources for TNR, shelters, caretakers, and pet owners. From fostering to fundraising, we have you covered because healthy cats are happy cats.
TNR Resources
Everything you need to know about trap, neuter, and return. Community cat lovers unite!
Shelter Resources
From rescue groups to humane societies, these animal shelter resources will help you help more cats.
Cat Advocacy
Animal advocacy and pet education for animal lovers looking to make a difference. Join the fight!
TNR Saves Lives!
Trap and Return, also known as Trap, Neuter, Return, or TNR – is the most humane and effective approach to controlling free-roaming cats. TNR helps to keep feral, stray, and alley cats healthy and happy while allowing them to remain in their natural habitat.
If you have questions about free-roaming cats in your community, we want to help. Check out our resources to help you help more cats.
Fundraising For Ferals Guide
Whether you’re a solo rescuer or you have a fundraising team, these tools and techniques can help you raise funds for felines.
Animal Rights, Advocacy, and Activism
Join Our Animal Welfare Network
There are so many great ways to support cats, whether it’s by volunteering at a local cat shelter, donating to support your favorite cat charity, or learning more about proper animal welfare and being an advocate for animal rights. No matter how you choose to support cats and their causes, Trap and Return wants to help make it easy for you to get involved in helping cats
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What We Can Achieve For Cats
Together, we can make a difference! Learn more, donate, or volunteer to help cats in the community.
What is TNR (Trap, Neuter/Spay, Return)
TNR is about caring for community cats through trapping, spaying/neutering, vaccinating, and returning the cats to their outdoor home. TNR is a great way to help keep feral cats safe, healthy, and fixed. Feral cats are usually less likely to socialize with humans, they are harder to foster and adopt, and less likely to be taken in by a shelter. The only other humane option is to support the outdoor cat colony.
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