Sentences with phrase «as community cats»

These types of community cat programs acknowledge the fact that feral and free - roaming cats (collectively known as community cats) have homes — and they are just not indoor homes.

The People for Animals clinics are for pet dogs and cats, as well as community cats.

The mother cat will then return to her area and live as a community cat.

We started with a vision — that all cats are cared for as pet cats or treated with kindness as community cats, free from fear and suffering.

However, just because a kitten was born outdoors, or a cat has been living in a colony does not mean they are destined to live their lives as community cats.

The City of Oklahoma City offers a Trap Neuter Release (TNR) program for feral cats, known as the Community Cat Program.

Our staff also act as a resource and connect the public with resources such as community cat TNR clinics.

Thank you from the Community Cats TNR Board of Directors — As the Community Cats TNR program begins its sixth year, we wish to thank all who have made donations, helped with and contributed to fundraisers, dropped loose change and bills in to canisters and the participating businesses that welcomed the canisters, to Shop N Save and all who have dropped off canned and dry cat food in the container, and individuals who have donated building materials and built winter cat shelters.

Who qualifies as a community cat?

Sponsoring innovative programs to help cats in traditional shelters in our county, as well as community cats who live outdoors

The Humane Rescue Alliance (HRA) is searching for an enthusiastic and responsible individual to join the Community Cat Program team as a Community Cat Program Assistant.

Cats have their own unique and indescribable bond with people — even when living independently as community cats.

I feel approval of TNR is near and am thankful for the assistance of organizations such as Community Cats United, Inc (Trap - Neuter - Return Community) who work improve things for all community cats.»

While feral cats may live solitary lives, outdoor cats in general are very social, frequently living with human beings, being cared for as community cats and interacting with other felines in extended cat colonies.

Others are what the Humane Society defines as community cats, those that have been abandoned and are homeless, but were socialized.

The second issue with mandatory spay / neuter laws is that the vast majority of the unsterilized animals in our area are feral and stray cats (also known as community cats).

When Jacksonville first started its Feral Freedom program in August 2008, there was a 50 % reduction in euthanasia immediately as half of the cats entering the shelter system qualified as community cats and were returned to their original habitat after sterilization, vaccination and ear tipping.

Furthermore, unowned cats such as community cats have no owners or indoor homes.

The IndyHumane Animal Welfare Center will provide low cost spaying and neutering for kittens as well as community cats.

Here at Best Friends, we refer to them as community cats.

Some clinics provide free spay and neuter for pets and include an ear tip in case the kitty ends up as a community cat.

But there is a better way — Trap - Neuter - Return (TNR) programs spay and neuter free - roaming cats, commonly referred to as community cats, then return them back to their original locations rather than euthanizing them.

These feral cats, also knows as community cats, often go unnoticed, and if it wasn't for dedicated caregivers who feed and care for these cats, often at great personal sacrifice, these cats would be even worse off.

Alley Cat Allies launched National Feral Cat Day in 2001 to raise awareness about feral cats (also known as community cats), promote Trap - Neuter - Return (or TNR, the humane approach to stabilizing feral cat populations), and empower and mobilize the millions of people who care for cats.

According to The Humane Society of the United States, there are an estimated 50 million feral cats — often referred to as community cats — in the United States.

Instead of impounding feral cats, also known as community cats, shelters can re-route them to TNR programs where they are neutered and returned to their colony.