TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return)

WCHS values the human/animal bond, provides stewardship for homeless pets, and promotes compassionate treatment of all companion animals. We promote ethical pet care and training. We also offer several assistance programs to help pet owners meet their pets needs.

Non-profit animal welfare organization serving Etowah County since 1973.

At Ace Kitty Rescue Force, we participate in Trap, Neuter, Release (TNR) and pull as many cats or kittens as we can with a good demeanor to rehome. We reach out to members of the community in need of help with stray and/or feral cat overpopulation due to abandonment and neglect.

Paw Project was founded by 7 strong women who have over 110 years of rescue experience between us. Our mission is to make animal care accessible to all members of our community by offering diverse supportive programs for healthcare and placement of animals in need. We love working in rescue and helping animals, and have wanted to start our own place focusing on adoptions, TNR and working cats, while helping people who do not have the funds for a full service vet be able to get vaccines and minor sick treatments for their pets.

Feline Fine Cat Rescue is dedicated to reducing cat homelessness, one feline at a time. Our primary focus involves rescuing cats from high-kill shelters & unsavory living conditions, and then adopting them into loving, forever homes. We also work hard to keep cats in their current homes by offering advice, education & support for all cat owners. Additionally, we assist with TNR programs to lessen the burden on local animal controls.

Queen City Cats is a group of compassionate volunteers committed to improving the lives of lost, abandoned, unwanted and stray cats in the greater Burlington, Vermont area and working with the community to achieve that objective. We advocate for the responsible care of cats by promoting spay/neuter programs, fostering, and adoption and by providing humane education and essential resources to their human companions.

Our organization started in Nov 2016 to help kittens and adults at local shelters. We have since moved to taking more from the community such as founding kittens needing bottle feeding. We are foster based and can only take on new cats based on available fosters. We work to educate the community about services and resources with regards to cat care, free or low cost spay/neuter, how to TNR, and we also make community Cat shelters. So many people would help found animals if given the information and guidance.

We specialize in neonates and special needs. If they require more than traditional care, I will usually get a call from local shelters and contacts in my area. I have worked in the vet field for many years and I love and breath cats. Each life is important and we fight to save as many as we can.

Serendipittys Sanctuary of Hope is a [volunteer, home, foster-based] rescue sanctuary located in Galesburg, Illinois. We are dedicated and passionate about rescuing, rehabbing, training, educating and finding forever homes for our lost and stray, animals. It is the mission of Serendipittys Sanctuary of Hope (SSOH) to address, educate, rescue, and provide aid and relief to eradicate neglected, abused, abandoned and unwanted companion animals at risk of euthanasia and homelessness throughout the country. It is our duty to be available when we are capable to provide immediate transport, veterinary care, and shelter to provide safe and nurturing foster homes where these dogs can heal, both mentally and physically, until permanent homes are found through our adoption screening process. It is our purpose to provide and promote the importance of proper care, consistent vaccinations, and spaying and neutering of domesticated animals to decrease the growing population of canines and felines which increases the burden on government-run animal shelters. Serendipittys Sanctuary of Hope (SSOH) is a nonprofit no-kill animal welfare corporation and shall be operated exclusively for educational and charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code. Our board is uniquely combined with not only passion, but talent and skills. President/Founder and Humane Investigator, Jen Wilson; Vice President and AC Officer, Josh Miller; and Treasurer/Secretary and McDonough County Ex. Administrator (dispatch) Jeanette Moon. We were most recently selected and awarded with the Missing Animal Response Network (MARN) Scholarship provided by Petco Love Lost beginning in June 2021. We require all volunteers to be certified on our lost dogs and TNR trapping teams.

Our purpose is to improve the well-being of cats and their caretakers by way of: - Rescuing cats from situations that are dangerous to themselves or their caretakers - Providing temporary foster homes and medical attention to the cats in our care - Finding quality permanent families for adoptable cats - Providing TNR services for community cats who cannot be adopted, including ensuring these community cats have a designated caretaker