Seeing stray cats?
The humane, effective way to control the number of community cats is trap-neuter-return (TNR). Community cats are the feral and stray free-roaming cats in your neighborhood. Together we can control their population and help save cats' lives.
Benefits of helping stray cats:
- Allows spayed/neutered, vaccinated, ear-tipped cats to be returned to their outdoor area to live out their lives. (Ear-tipping is universal symbol of a spayed/neutered cat.)
- Humanely controls the community cat population so there are fewer cats over time.
- Reduces the number of cats killed by keeping these cats out of municipal shelters.
- Minimizes nuisance behaviors like spraying, fighting, howling and roaming.
- Improves health of cats and neighborhood relations.
For help with stray cats in your neighborhood, contact a program near you:
Best Friends in Utah (Northern Utah)
Salt Lake City, Utah
801-432-2124, ext. 2413 or 2420
utahtnr@bestfriends.org
Four Directions Community Cat Program
Southern Utah and Northern Arizona
435-644-4469
sutahccp@bestfriends.org
Harris County Community Cat Program
Houston, Texas
713-253-0529
HarrisCountyCCP@bestfriends.org
Jefferson Parish Community Cat Program
Jefferson, Louisiana
504-494-4346
jeffersonparishcats@bestfriends.org
Osceola Community Cat Program
St. Cloud, Florida
407-608-2764
osceolacats@bestfriends.org
Stanislaus Community Cat Program
Modesto, California
209-404-6676
stanislauscats@bestfriends.org
To learn more about stray cat help:
- Click here to check out resources for helping community cats and solutions to cat-related issues.
- For details on humane deterrents to keep cats out of your yard and safe, watch our video or click here to learn more about solutions.
- Email us at info@bestfriends.org
- To volunteer with these programs, check out the opportunities available.