Feral Cat Veterinary Resource Center

Call hsha at 717 564 3320 and select option 2 please note.

Feral cat veterinary resource center.

You can use our feral friends network to find one who has experience with community cats and who might even offer low cost services. Relocation may sound like a humane solution but it is ultimately ineffective due to the vacuum effect feral cats gather where there are resources. Who we are our. Food water and shelter.

S n costs for feral cats. If there isn t one in your area share our veterinarian resource center with your personal veterinarian to help him or her learn about the proper care. Finding loving homes for rescued animals. Equipment for loan traps recovery carriers cat condos free or reduced cost sterilization for a small colony resources educational material hand holding cat adoption program for socialized formerly feral kittens.

Tnr resource center oar advocates trap neuter return tnr as the most humane and effective way to address cat overpopulation and we loan humane live traps to the public to tnr your colonies. Eliminating pet homelessness through training education prevention and simply doing the right thing for our animal companions. Stanislaus pet resource center can help you help community cats. Donate adopt volunteer watch our video we are connecticut s trusted animal rescue sanctuary.

Donate adopt volunteer watch our video all animals deserve respect and love. When an existing colony is relocated or eradicated before long a new flock of feral cats will discover the same resources and move in to fill the vacuum. Hope s tnr program includes feral cats as well as stray or community cats. To rent a trap please visit during open hours.

Males or females 30 00 until 12 31 2019 then 35 00 starting 1 1 2020 all feral cats must be in a trap get ear tipped and will receive a rabies vaccine you may rent a humane cat trap from adams county spca for a fee of 5 per week per trap. We are connecticut s trusted animal rescue sanctuary. Cat network of stanislaus is a non profit cat advocacy organization dedicated to the care and welfare of feral stray cats also known as community cats of the greater stanislaus county area. This veterinary resource center is your source for in depth information on veterinary services for community cats sometimes called stray or feral cats their care and their needs.

For the safety of the animal and our staff any cats arriving in cat carriers will be turned away. Finding a veterinarian who you re comfortable with for the community cats you care for can be difficult.