TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return)

The mission of Town Cats is to enrich the lives of free-roaming, feral, or abandoned cats in the Ocean City, Md and surrounding communities by limiting the population growth and providing medical care through Trap/Neuter/Return (TNR), and affordable adoption services. Town Cats was organized in 1998 in order to address the feral cat population of Ocean City, Maryland. When they went home in the fall, many summer visitors would leave behind the cats they had been feeding all summer to face the winter without food or shelter. Those that survived would inevitably breed in the spring, producing litters of feral kittens that would eventually produce more unwanted kittens. Something had to be done to stop the litters and so Town Cats was born to spay/neuter/vaccinate the feral cats of Ocean City.

We are a 10 year old 501c3 formed to stop the killing of pets at our City shelter. We now manage the cat shelter. We are volunteers and we do this because we love and want to help animals.

We are a grassroots based 501c3 animal welfare non-profit. There are tens of thousands of cats living and breeding on the streets and we do what we can to rescue, medically treat and rehome as many as we can. We also promote Trap Neuter Return in our community through our Neighborhood Feral Cat Initiative program.

APS-FH was formed in 1982 to help stray and abandoned pets on San Juan Island. We are a no-kill 501 (c) 3 non-profit with no state or county funding. We rely strictly on donations and fundraising, with some funds coming in from adoptions and impound fees. Our adoptions average about 85-100 cats and 55 dogs per year. We also network with other shelters that are overloded by taking in some of their animals when we have the room. I joined the shelters board of directors and was a volunteer for 2 years until a position came open for Director in 2004. I have been the director ever since and absolutely love my job. Our shelter is small enough where we have the opportunity to give the animals the love and attention they need until they are matched up with their forever family.

we are a foster based rescue group. mostly we work with cats at chicago animal control. our main focus is on shy, semi feral and feral cats

We are dedicated to animal welfare. We focus on spay/neuter programs and adoptions (all spayed or neutered before rehomed), outread - helping people keep their pets. We do it because we believe that we can achieve a no-kill environment and that animal kindness is essential to healthy families and communities.

Our small rescue group has been in operation since 1999. We are a core group of volunteers who spend our available (most of us have full time jobs) rescuing animals and finding good permanent homes for them. We have 4 core foster homes and a handful of others who foster occasionally or in special situations. Most of our rescues are from outdoor situations, but when we have room, we rescue from some high-kill shelters. All of our volunteers do this because of our dream of one day becoming a real "no-kill" society.

Mission Statement: To practice and promote responsible pet ownership through education and outreach in the community Rockbridge Animal Alliance is an all-volunteer organization founded in 2014. Our goal is to work with the public and support other animal related organization to improve the lives of Rockbridge area pets and homeless dogs and cats. We are established to aid in community outreach, humane education and community assistance programs, with an emphasis on spaying and neutering.

Trenton Cats is an 501c3 non-profit all volunteer group dedicated to pursuing humane choices for cats living in Trenton since 2011. We welcome all offers of help or funding in order to continue our vital work in protecting and improving the lives of cats living in Trenton.

Our rescue's mission is to save the lives of as many abandoned, injured, neglected and/or otherwise unwanted cats and kittens we possibly can. All cats and kittens are fully vetted, fed healthy diets and accommodated in a 100% foster care environment until they each find loving forever homes. We additionally help with the feral cat population through our TNR (trap, neuter, return) program and the rescue and rehabilitation of feral born kittens. Thus, allowing kittens to be adopted into loving families and ending a vicious cycle