Feral Cat Fund
Support Our TNR Efforts
Though not feral, stray cat Mavis was caught in a Meant 2B Loved TNR trap. She needed to have her fur shaved off because it was so badly matted, it remained in one piece after being shaved off.
Overtime, mats grow tighter, and become itchy, and become hot on the cat’s skin, causing great discomfort. Eventually the skin becomes irritated and inflamed, risking possible infection.Without a TNR program, Mavis would still be out in the wild, suffering.
Why TNR Matters
TNR (Trap. Neuter. Return.) is crucial in controlling the feral cat population, reducing the spread of disease, and improving the lives of these cats and the communities they live in.
Financial Challenges
The cost of neutering or spaying a single cat can be as high as $220. With no financial return on our investment, our resources are stretched thin during the TNR season. Your support can make all the difference.