
Here to help cats & the people who care for them
We are a dedicated small team of volunteers located in Northeast Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, devoted to caring for various groups of community cats and adoptable fosters rescued from the streets.
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Trap-Neuter-Return, or "TNR," is the most humane and effective strategy to manage a stray cat population.
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Looking for low-cost options to get your cat spayed/neutered or vaccinated?
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Are you looking to adopt or surrender a cat?
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WE HAVE AVAILABLE FOSTERS! All of our available fosters are spayed/neutered, microchipped (a permanent form of identification, not a GPS!), vaccinated, screened for FeLV, treated for parasites & more!
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LOW-COST RESOURCES WE USE
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An ear tip is a visual indicator that the cat has been spayed or neutered and vaccinated, eliminating the need for re-trapping, veterinary visits, and sedation to verify that they cannot reproduce and contribute to the population of unwanted kittens.
When community cats are taken away from their outdoor habitats, it creates a territorial gap that won't stay vacant for long.
Although removing cats from a location may lead to a short-term decline in their population, other cats will quickly fill that void.
The only effective solution for managing community cat populations is TNR (trap, neuter, return).
