Trap-Neuter-Return solves society’s problems of:

• Yowling cats who fight and compete for mates
• Noxious smell of un-neutered male urine (spraying)
• Unwanted kittens
• Over-population of feral cats
• Roaming intact cats looking for mates

First 7 cats

Feral cats are free-roaming cats that may have been domestic pets or descended from feral cats that chose a life outside.  They will live a healthier, happier life if their colony is controlled.  They selected their homes and they want to live there with their family.  Best solution for them and people is to spay/neuter them and return them to the homes and families they love.  You can help by making styrofoam shelters and providing food twice a day.  No need to take them inside — it is not recommended to handle a feral cat.  They will help you by keeping the area rodent-free, and disallowing new cats who are not fixed, so their numbers will not increase.  Feral cats who are managed by their caretakers do not roam and cause society complaints.  They are healthier because they are neutered/spayed and well fed, which reduces parasites and disease.  To be a feral cat caretaker, with the help of Home Again animal rescue, call 613-334-8471.   You may have a feral cat or two on your property and you don’t want them multiplying!