Rural Texas has one of the worst problems for animals with zero help. Our county has no shelter or rescues beside us and for SEVEN SURROUNDING COUNTIES around us. Also there are no low cost solutions for 80 miles. You can imagine how much help we need

Twice a year the only vet in our county offers TNR. It’s not low cost. But it is discounted. I am raising money to help this severe problem. Help the crisis. It’s 95$ for female, 70$ for male it includes vaccines.

This is for outside cats and dogs, mainly feral and wild. But will likely do some friendly outside animals as well if they frequent outside unclaimed. The more we raise the more animals we can spay and neuter!

Fixing one cat prevents thousands of dollars in future rescue costs, because one unfixed cat can create hundreds of kittens in just a few years — and every one of those kittens needs food, vaccines, vet care. Very often rescues takes on that hardship.

One unfixed female cat can have 2–3 litters a year. Each litter averages 4–6 kittens. Many of those kittens grow up and reproduce too. Within 4–5 years, that single cat can be responsible for dozens to hundreds of cats. So fixing saves lives. Not just that of that cat, but of hundreds if not thousands you are preventing.

Most feral and outdoor kittens are not properly cared for, neither will be those kittens and then the next and then the next. It’s impossible. Help us save lives through our TNR program!

TNR Fund to Limit Overpopulation