TNR
Trap Neuter Return
TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) is a humane method of managing community cats by trapping, spaying or neutering, vaccinating, and returning them to their habitat. This approach stabilizes populations, reduces nuisance behaviors, and improves colony health.
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Adopt a Barn Cat!
Adopting a community cat as a barn cat provides natural rodent control while giving the cat a safe, outdoor home. These independent cats thrive in barns or sheds, where they can live comfortably with shelter, food, and care.
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TNR prevents overpopulation
TNR stops community cats from breeding, preventing countless litters of kittens. This helps control overpopulation and reduces the burden on shelters and rescues.
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Located in Greenwood, Arkansas

Community Cats

A community cat is a free-roaming cat that lives outdoors and does not have a specific owner. These cats may be feral (unsocialized to humans) or stray (lost or abandoned pets that may still be friendly).

TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) is a humane solution that helps manage their population and improves their well-being.

Cats TNR'd
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Kittens Rescued
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Barn Cat Adoptions
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Prevented kitten births
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