One of the biggest ways to help cats in your community is to practice TNR - Trap Neuter Return. This is the most humane method of controlling the cat population. It also means less kittens will be born to sick community/feral cats, thus preventing more suffering on the streets.

This practice is where a trap is set for community/feral cats. They are then taken to a vet for a spay/neuter appointment and basic vetting, then allow the cats some recovery time (a day or two), then return them to their home territory! Each cat will have a “tipped” ear like some of our colony cats pictured are sporting. This is the universal symbol of a spayed/neutered community cat.