TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return)

We are a cat kitten rescue501c3 and have devoted decades as well as incredible funding and resources to ending homelessness, cruelty and neglect. We are 100% volunteer based and have received Maddie Funds grants, Manatee County Animal Services cooperative grants and recently received a large FAF grant to TNR. We use many tools to end homelessness in cats and kittens thru adoption, spays,neuters, tNR’s, education, awareness. Some of us have migrated from the canine world where things are much better. Dogs are not born under every dumpster and the author of this has worked for decades to close commercial breeding facility (aka Puppy mills). Community cat colony maintenance and pawpulation control is another aspect of this rescue.

Tiny Paws & Big Hearts Rescue was created by Trisha & Skyler to help harmless, homeless animals with their combined 14+ years of veterinary medicine knowledge. We are currently a feline only rescue. We specialize in TNR (trap, neuter, release).

Feline Lifeline's mission is "to give homeless cats a chance," not after they are taken to a public animal shelter, but while they are still living on the streets, eating out of trash cans and surviving long enough only to produce a litter or two of kittens doomed to the same fate as their parents. Feline Lifeline helps cats living outdoors in "colonies." Most colony cats are too fearful of humans to become pets, so they are trapped and taken to a veterinarian for vaccinations, spay or neuter and treatment for fleas and worms. Other health problems are also given veterinary care. The cats that cannot be tamed are then returned to the places where they had been living, but their living areas are improved with shelters (where possible) and the cats are fed daily. Tame cats are adopted into loving homes.

I'm Ashley Burrell the director of Nikki's Ferals. I started.tnr for feral and Community cats 7yrs ago. I fell in love with helping cats. I go in rougher neighborhoods that don't recieve much help and where I was needed most. I got my 501c3 staus this.year and have been working to grow the rescue and help as many cats as possible. We also socialize feral kittens and strays to find forever homes Tnr of feral and stray cats is.still my primary focus.

I am a vet technician, mobile pet groomer, mom, wife and fur mom

The Humane Society of Meeker & Kandiyohi Counties (HSKMC) is a 501c3 non-profit organization whose purpose is to help abused, neglected, abandoned and stray animals as well as to educate the public on the proper care of animals and to promote the spaying and neutering of companion animals.

The Sunshine Fund Cat Rescue honors the memory of a special foster kitty named Sunshine. Money raised will be used to foster, vaccinate, spay/neuter, microchip and find forever homes for homeless cats and kittens in the Houston area. The rescue also takes on many medical cases that other rescues decline. We also use funds to help other cat owners who cannot afford certain care for their cats. We are here to make a difference in the lives of animals and people alike by pairing up kitties to people creating a long-lasting friendship between the two.

We are a foster based rescue in the Mt shasta area, and we are small but mighty. We rescue, adopt, spay and neuter, TNR, feed feral colonies in the area, food banks, community education and assistance w care and food for low income and disabled people in the community. We are in an underserved area w limited resources and we are one of very few resources for cats and a big overpopulation problem that we are one of very few addressing.

LTPC is a local, all volunteer group who work tirelessly to make a difference for cats living on the harsh city streets. LTPC finds loving homes for friendly abandoned cats and works to provide TNR and veterinary care for feral cats who cannot be placed in homes. Neighborhood cats are provided fresh food and water daily and monitored to ensure their health and safety.

We have been an official group since 2013 but we had been doing TNR for years. We started mainly in Half Moon Bay because the farmers were not aware of TNR and tons of cats and kittens were everywhere. We do what we do so these wonderful animals can have a chance at a better life and to help control the pet population. Praying to see the day there are no more wonderful innocent animals killed in shelters.