Protecting Community Cats Stories

In Escalante, Utah, Best Friends' Four Directions Community Cat Program, a trap neuter return (TNR) program, saves litter of kittens and mother cat.

San Antonio Community Cats Project, a TNR program, helps stray and feral felines of the Texas city, providing spay, neuter and vaccination services.

Trap neuter return (TNR) program saves cats and kittens in the Atlanta area, helping DeKalb County Animal Services shelter go no-kill for cats.

Tabby community cat recovers from medical crisis - he had a severe respiratory infection, his belly was swollen, and his blood glucose was too high.

Best Friends staff work to ensure laws are passed that are proactive and positive for animals and laws that are bad for pets are changed.

Baltimore Community Cats Project helps over 110 stray cats gets spayed or neutered and vaccinated, and six cats with medical issues get medical treatment.

Trap neuter return in San Antonio, Texas, helps stray cats bypass the animal shelter where they would likely face death.

Former feral cat who had experienced her fair share of hardship - difficult pregnancy, injuries, poisoning - gets TLC and respite at the Sanctuary.

Mt. Olive TNR Project in Budd Lake, New Jersey, is a rigorous trap/neuter/return program to help community (feral and stray) cats.

Baltimore Community Cats Project is a trap/neuter/return (TNR) program from Best Friends Animal Society for feral and stray cats.

Best Friends Animal Society helps the towns of Escalante and Boulder in Southern Utah with trap neuter return (TNR)

Trap neuter return (TNR) program fixes nearly 60 feral and stray cats outside low-rent apartment complexes near Atlanta in DeKalb County, Georgia.

Humane Society of Moab Valley in Utah receives $5,000 grant to spay or neuter 250 community cats (aka, ferals and strays) as part of TNR program.

Best Friends provides trap neuter return (TNR) services to feral cats of the Navajo Nation. Read about the successful project.

Trap neuter return (TNR) competition between Stray Cat Alliance and Free Fix LA results in over 100 stray Los Angeles cats being fixed.