Logan County TNR Project

Logan County TNR Project Join the fight to protect the free roaming kitty population...join our monthly meeting--See EVENTS It is not an immediate fix.

Trap-Neuter-Return is a humane approach to managing the overpopulation of feral cats. It will take time, resources and lots of effort--but TNR programs are proving to be the one solution to the feral cat overpopulation problem that really works. Those of us doing this work are VOLUNTEERS and, in order to better manage our time, we have made the following changes to clarify what we do, how we opera

te and how we will respond to messages. Please be aware, we ARE NOT a cat/kitten rescue--so we will not take cats or kittens you have or that you have found. Our mission is to TRAP feral cats, get them NEUTERED [and spayed], and RETURN them to the location they were trapped. We do offer transportation services to cat owners who are willing to pay the spay/neuter costs and a small transportation fee. Contact us via the email address listed below. Facebook messages are no longer being answered. If you are interested in contacting us, please send an email to [email protected] and we will respond to you as quickly as possible. Unless directed to do so, please do not call or leave voice mails--unsolicited phone calls may not be returned. Please be aware we have a very long list of feral cat colonies and locations that we are working to get TNR’d, which can only be done as funds are available. The surgeries are not free--the cost of spaying/neutering these cats come from donations, fundraisers, gifts and out of the pockets of those of us doing this work—and we are all volunteers. Your support and donations are greatly appreciated. Again, our preferred method of communication is via email at:

[email protected]

Anyone in/around West Liberty area missing this big guy? He appears to be an intact male. Very vocal.
01/05/2025

Anyone in/around West Liberty area missing this big guy? He appears to be an intact male. Very vocal.

11/28/2024

Here's how YOU can safely include your furry family members this holiday season! 🐾

Missing in DeGraff area > Semi-feral male (fixed, no ear tip) named Chase. He has a heated outdoor shelter and is not kn...
11/21/2024

Missing in DeGraff area > Semi-feral male (fixed, no ear tip) named Chase. He has a heated outdoor shelter and is not known to wander away.

11/21/2024

1 adult and 5 kittens fixed today.
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11/15/2024

Community cats are generally not socialized to people or adoptable. In shelters without lifesaving programs, these cats could be killed. In any shelter environment, community cats are highly stressed and very susceptible to disease.

A community cat should only enter an animal shelter as part of TNR. In some TNR programs, cats are spayed or neutered at the shelter’s clinic!

Join us to : alleycat.org/TruthAboutCats

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PO Box 102
Huntsville, OH
43324

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