SPAY AND NEUTER
Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) is a process in which caregivers who are feeding community cats (stray and feral) trap them in humane traps. They then take them to a spay/neuter program and after recovery, return the cats to where they are feeding them. Adoptable cats and kittens are placed in homes whenever possible. TNR is the compassionate approach/solution to feral and stray cat overpopulation.
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Trapping and killing feral and community cats, the previously accepted method for controlling the cat population, teaches the community that it is okay to create unwanted animals and then kill the surplus. This leaves no room for education or compassion for life.
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We can help by loaning traps, teaching you how to trap, and transporting cats to spay/neuter clinics in our area. Oregon Humane Society (Salem Campus) & Feral Cat Coalition (Portland). Fill out the Spay and Neuter Assistance Form below. You can go to www.feralcats.com and fill out their Spay/Neuter Form. Feral Cat Coaltion provides services on a donation basis. Email Oregon Humane Society for current availability and costs clinic.csr@oregonhumane.org. You need to make the appointments before we can help you.
SURRENDERING A CAT
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If you need to surrender your cat or have found a stray, please complete the form below.
Please note that we are a foster-based rescue and do not have a physical shelter.
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We are only able to accept cats when a foster home is available. Because of this, we often have a waiting list.
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The largest shelter in our area is the Oregon Humane Society, which may also be able to assist.
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Our rescue primarily focuses on helping cats within Marion County whenever possible.
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Thank you for reaching out and for caring about the well-being of these cats.
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This form is used to match cats with an available foster.