Over 75,000 cats enter Georgia shelters each year. Most of these cats are from outdoor cats, also called "feral cats" or "community cats". Trap, Neuter, Vaccinate, and Return (TNVR) is the only proven, humane way to reduce the number of cats that will enter our county shelters.

TNVR is a process where a cat is trapped in a humane trap, vaccinated, spay/neutered, and given and ear tip, and then returned to their colony to live a happier, healthier life. Cats in these situations have caretakers that provide regular food and water, and additional medical care if needed. To learn more about the TNVR process, visit Alley Cat Allies.

We currently are in need of 250 traps which are required for several big TNR events throughout Georgia.

Please help us care for community cats in Georgia. With your donation, we can keep cats out of the shelters, making more space for animals who really need assistance!

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