TNR is a humane way to help unowned, free-roaming cats. The cats are humanely trapped, medically evaluated, spayed or neutered, and vaccinated. Then they're returned to the same area they came from, where they can live healthy lives without producing more kittens.

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How it works

Caretakers are responsible for trapping the cats and transporting them.

WFCHS covers the full cost of the TNR procedure.

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To get started, or to ask about help with trapping, email us at wfchumanesociety@gmail.com.

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TNR is for community cats. For help with the cost of spaying or neutering a pet, see the Spay/Neuter tab.