Stray and feral cat animal advocates and rescue. Helping the helpless
Registered Charity
Cats TNR & Rescue was founded by Linda Desjardins(Animal Advocate) & Chantel Boersma (Vet Assistant/Animal Lover) in early 2012.
25/04/2025
We'll be doing the Pancake Breakfast again this year!
Here we go! Coming to Neepawa in just 28 DAYS!!!!!! Check out all the Chamber members who make the fair possible! With out them there would be no fair so, we can't say thanks enough!!
23/04/2025
Thanking the Retired Teachers Association of Manitoba for a lovely donation in memory of Doreen Sage. Former Board member and avid cat lover.
23/04/2025
Some sleepless nights for awhile!
We have an itty bitty that just came into rescue last night. His littermates have passed and he’s by himself and lucky to have rescue. Just days old and taking his bottle well.
22/04/2025
Get your tickets before it’s too late! POT IS OVER $750 AND GROWING!
22/04/2025
Donations are the icing on the cake for our rescue so a heartfelt thank you to Linda Boys for her generous donation this morning!
Much appreciated
22/04/2025
GLADYS!
She’s a chubby whubby kitty cat😻
She’s been in rescue some time now. Had her babies which are all grown and shes still waiting for her family. Indoor Home.
If you have any questions or would like to adopt Gladys, please contact our adoption coordinator at 204-721-3237 or check out our website for an online application. www.catstnrrescue.com
20/04/2025
Sometimes it seems things come when you need them the most.
We received a huge food donation from Dave Meyers at Meyers Quality Meat and Groceries of Carberry.
Over 600 lbs of food for our foster and colony cats!
Just when our supplies were running low.
Really good quality food.
Thank you so much Dave!
20/04/2025
PECAN!
Lover of lap cuddles and belly rubs!
This handsome boy has the prettiest color of fur. A dilute orange. Sandy colored. Our shelter volunteers just love this boy! Indoor Home
Any questions or to adopt this boy contact our adoption coordinator at 204-721-3237 or check out our website for an adoption application. www.catstnrrescue.com
19/04/2025
Here is Boris! Friendly boy who just loves the attention of people. Currently living in our shelter with other cats and gets along pretty well with everyone.
This boy was born in rescue and is still waiting for his special person a year + later.
Indoor Home
Contact our page or adoption coordinator for more info on Boris. You can check out our website for an adoption application as well. www.catstnrrescue.com
Dumpling is such a pretty girl and has a very nice personality. She is super affectionate! Kinda clingy when being held but she just LOVES attention. Kitty toys and cat nip she will go wild for. And will do almost anything for her wet food treats!
3 of her litter mates have been adopted already. Just her and her sister Roe left to find their family.
Indoor Home
If you have any questions, or would like to pre adopt Dumpling, please call/text our adoption coordinator 204-721-3237 or check out our website for an online application. www.catstnrrescue.com
17/04/2025
We're grateful for Jacqueline Snider's generous donation in memory of Bill Elliot, a meaningful tribute that celebrates his legacy. 💕❤️
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Our Story
Cats TNR & Rescue was founded by Linda Desjardins(Animal Advocate) & Chantel Boersma (Vet Assistant/Animal Lover) in early 2012.
It all started with a colony of cats living at a local dump. They were living in a pile of tires scrounging garbage and scraps that kind people would bring. A Go Fund Me Page was set up and when enough money was raised some were trapped and spayed and neutered. Feed was provided and the goal was to fix the whole colony to stop breeding. Eventually a building was provided for them .
We applied for and received charity status in October of 2013 and our efforts expanded to rescuing fostering and adopting out strays. This year alone we adopted out 85 cats and did tnr on an additional 65 cats. Some were able to be adopted out or barn homes were found for them and some were returned.
We try to help the cats at the local dumps because they live in appalling conditions and are in constant danger from heavy equipment or shredding machines . Not much shelter is available at these landfills . We rescue cats from all the areas around Neepawa if we have room and resources.
Our rescue has grown in numbers of volunteers and active members but the need is so great there needs to be a rescue in every community. There needs to involvement on the local provincial and federal government level to address the huge cat overpopulation problem. Too many homeless cats because people are not spaying or neutering , too many suffering because people have failed them. This is a people problem not a cat problem.