Feral and stray cats deserve compassion, not suffering. At the Humane Society of Hobart, our Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) program is a humane and effective solution to controlling the stray cat population, reducing the number of homeless kittens, and improving the lives of community cats.

🐾 What is TNR?

Trap-Neuter-Release is a life-saving program that helps feral and stray cats live healthier, safer lives. Here’s how it works:

1️⃣ Trap – Feral cats are safely humanely trapped by trained staff or volunteers.

2️⃣ Neuter/Spay & Vaccinate – The cats receive spay/neuter surgery and essential vaccinations to prevent disease.

3️⃣ Ear-Tipping – A small tip of the ear is painlessly removed to identify that the cat has been already been sterilized.

4️⃣ Release – The cat is returned to its outdoor home, where it can live a safer, healthier life without reproducing.

🐾 Why TNR Matters:

✔️ Prevents overpopulation – One unspayed female cat can produce hundreds of kittens in her lifetime.

✔️ Reduces suffering – Stops the cycle of disease, starvation, and homelessness.

✔️ Protects community cats – Allows them to live safely in managed colonies.

✔️ Is proven effective – TNR keeps feral cat populations stable and healthy.

💙 We Need Your Help!

Our TNR Fund provides critical resources for spaying/neutering, vaccinations, and medical care for feral cats.

🐾 Donate today and be a hero for feral cats! Together, we can create a more humane future—one cat at a time.

TnR Fund for The Humane Society of Hobart

By The Humane Society of Hobart Inc

TnR Fund for The Humane Society of Hobart

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