Trap, Neuter/Spay, Return (TNR) Program
You can help improve lives and prevent pet overpopulation by helping us spay and neuter un-owned, free-rooming cats living near your home or business. This service is FREE to Upland residents and businesses.
What is a "community cat"? A community cat is an un-owned cat living outdoors, either independently or in a colony, in a specific area. Typically, they are not socialized (not friendly to humans) and cannot be adopted. | What is the general TNR process? Trap: Humanely capture a cat with a humane trap provided to you (with a refundable deposit of $100). Neuter (or Spay): Take the cat in the trap to a pre-arranged veterinarian to be fixed, vaccinated, and ear-tipped (the universal sign of a fixed cat). Return: Pick the cat up after recovery, return them to their outdoor home where they were trapped, and return the trap for your deposit | What are the benefits of TNR?
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Have a community cat or colony living on your property? |