Join us for a FREE TNR Class in Orange, TX
Do you want to make a difference in the lives of feral and stray cats in our community? If so, we invite you to join us for a free TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) Basics Class on Sunday, March 9, at 3:00 PM at Petsense in Orange, TX (2264 MacArthur Dr, Orange, TX 77630). TNR is the most humane and effective method for managing community cat populations. By learning the basics of trapping, neutering, and returning feral cats, you can help reduce the number of kittens born on the streets, improve the health and well-being of outdoor cats, and prevent unnecessary euthanasia. What You’ll Learn In
Why Feeding Cats Alone Won’t Solve the Community Cat Crisis: The Case for TNVR
If you’ve ever encountered a colony of community cats, it’s hard not to feel compelled to help. Many well-meaning individuals and organizations dedicate their time and resources to feeding these cats, ensuring they don’t go hungry. While feeding is an act of compassion, it’s crucial to recognize that feeding alone is not the solution to the community cat crisis. Without proactive intervention through Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR), we are perpetuating a cycle of suffering and increasing the number of cats born into hardship. The Cycle of Suffering Community cats—often referred to as feral cats—are prolific breeders. A single unspayed female can produce two to three
The Misconception of Community Cat Colonies: Why Dumping Stray or Unwanted Cats is Harmful
When faced with the dilemma of an unwanted or stray cat, some people might think releasing it into a community cat colony is a humane solution. This assumption, however, is far from reality. While these colonies may seem like a sanctuary, they are often not equipped to provide the care and protection that cats need. Here’s why community cat colonies are not the answer and why you should never dump stray or unwanted cats. The Reality of Community Cat ColoniesCommunity cat colonies, often referred to as feral cat colonies, are groups of cats that live together in a specific area. These colonies can
I Found a Cat or Kitten… Now What?
It’s the middle of kitten season.. and you find a stray kitten(s) or cats and have checked with every local shelter and rescue and they are full. So what do you do now? Here’s some tips if you find yourself in this situation.