TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return)

We Trap, Neuter and Release cats from around the community. We also adopt out healthy cats.

We are an all volunteer non-profit rescue group. We are foster based. We provide veterinary care for pets in need. We do TNR work, bringing kittens in for socialization, vetting and adoption. We raise funds by taking can donations, holding garage sales, FB fundraisers and having a yearly holiday auction.

Solano County Friends of Animals is a 501c3 rescue organization in Solano County, California. We are dedicated to reducing the number of homeless and abandoned pets by offering foster-to-adoption services, TNR for feral cats, and spay/neuter assistance for the community. We are a 100% volunteer organization and average 350 adoptions per year.

Stray Cat Project is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to improving and protecting the lives of feral and stray cats through TNR (trap/neuter/return). We are located in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA.

SCCCP was created to help and improve the lives of local, unowned community cats through TNR, education, and advocacy of humane cat population control & the importance of spay/neuter. Based in Spartanburg County, SC. We are dedicated to prevent cat & kitten suffering by humanely reducing the homeless cat population. We rely largely on donations to continue our work, and fundraising is essential to our program. We are a volunteer based organization.

About me: I'm Yurika- director and founder of Kitten Rescue 101. I have been in cat rescue for about 10 years originally fostering for a local human society. The school that I worked at had over 200 feral cats with litters of kittens being born all the time so I began TNR-ing the adults and fostering litters of kittens. However during Covid, all access to resources were shut down. I couldn't get spay/neuter appts, shelters would not take in animals, etc. Being known as the "cat person", many people reached out to me asking for help with kittens, but I had no resources. I had 16 kittens that I needed to find homes for with zero access to care. It was at this time, I decided that I needed to start my own organization, get 501-c3 status, and tax exempt status and I would have better access to vets, etc. Since our inception in 2021, we have successfully adopted out over 300 cats and kittens, have access to a rescue vet, meds, and partnerships with other organizations and companies. I even quit my professional job to do cat rescue and now work at a cat clinic! Cat rescue has changed my life completely and the impact that we have been able to make is exponential compared to rescuing cats as a solo individual. About our Org: It is our mission to rescue cats and kittens and provide them with supportive medical care, socialization, food, and shelter to reduce unnecessary suffering, and to find them a forever home. We believe that all animals deserve a chance at life. We are an all volunteer non-profit with just me and one primary other person who does all the intake, meds, posting, marketing, adoption events, etc. We have fosters, and a few other volunteers who help with caring for the kittens that are at our adoption center at Petsmart.

We are The Animal Shelter of Sullivan County. We are a shelter that provides animal control for Sullivan County and assist our community with owner surrenders as we have space. Our mission: Our Mission: “Increase awareness in Sullivan County about the humane treatment of animals through responsible sheltering, education, spay/neuter assistance, and access to wellness.”

We are an all volunteer 501c3 nonprofit. We strive to help the homeless animal population in our local communities, as well as assist people who may not have the means to vet their animals. We are a group of animal lovers trying to make a positive impact.

Kingdom Rescue is a foster-based 501(c)3 charitable organization run by volunteers. We utilize Biblical Principles of charity, to "Help His Helpless" through quality care, compassion, and selflessness to bring God's hand of mercy to each family and animal we connect with.

​Lifeline of Galveston County is a 501(c)3 non-profit located in Southeast Texas. Our mission is to end the killing of companion animals in Galveston County by promoting and providing resources, education, and programs that save lives and transform animal welfare in our community.