Feral cats are not socialized around humans making it difficult to handle them. The best way to help feral cats is making sure they are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and ear tipped. This will ensure they receive core vaccines and prevent future litters of kittens.

 

For a better quality of life, feral cats should have consistent access to food, fresh water, and shelter. Proper feeding stations and insulated shelters help protect cats and their food and water from harsh weather and environmental hazards. A local nonprofit organization offers these shelters and feeding stations at a low cost. More information can be found here.

 

If you would like physical assistance with trapping feral cats or would like guidance, please contact us. 

 

Keep an eye on our events for upcoming TNR workshops facilitated by experienced trappers. ​​​

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