Our mission is to spay and neuter feral cats, provide food and clean water for feral cats, provide medical care when needed, support other rescue organizations and educate the public. We are a non-profit organization and aim to provide resources, collect donations, and spread awareness about rescue cats.
What is TNR, and why is it important?
TNR stands for Trap-Neuter-Release.
It is a humane process for controlling cat colonies and involves safely trapping cats, neutering and/or vaccinating them, and releasing them back into their colony. It is important to keep harmful behaviors and even disease from spreading, and for controlling cat populations.
TNR services are available in institutions such as:
Hillsborough County Pet Resource Center
Harmony Vet Care
Humane Society of Tampa Bay
Where can I get TNR services?
Should I feed outdoor cats that come to my home?
Absolutely! Please know that it can lead other cats to your home. If you do, leave fresh water as well and take the food up at night so other animals don't get into it. Also, try and determine of they have been spayed or neutered. Have questions? We would be happy to talk with you!
What should I do if I find outdoor kitties?
If you see a mama cat around the kitties, leave them alone when they are small. Mama knows what to do. If they are abandoned, then relocate them to a pet resource center where they can receive proper care. It is very important to be gentle and very cautious with dealing with these kitties as they are extremely vulnerable. They must be kept warm and fed often.
To get outdoor cats/kittens more comfortable with your presence, talk in a soft voice and refrain from being harsh. Without directly engaging, stay in their presence doing a normal/usual task so they get used to you.