Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)

Conducts trapping activities to rescue stray and feral cats, particularly as part of TNR and colony management efforts.

Shares information about adoptable cats via Facebook and phone contact, maintains a Facebook page for cats not listed on the website, and participates in local events to showcase adoptable cats and promote adoption and spay-neuter awareness.

Manages a farm colony for cats as part of its rescue and TNR operations, providing care and population control for farm cat colonies.

Operates a low-cost spay-neuter program for pet cats and farm cat colonies, including Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) interventions for feral cat colonies of up to 50 or more cats. Provides transportation to and from clinics and previously operated a low-cost clinic in Amenia, NY (now canceled).

Provides vaccinations, deworming, Felv and FIV testing, microchipping, and covers veterinary bills and medical supplies for all rescued and adopted cats and kittens.

Rescues stray, abandoned, injured, and homeless cats and kittens, including those from local TNR colony sites, and rehomes adoptable cats through a foster care program. Provides temporary foster homes until permanent adoption is secured.

Operates an adoption process that matches cats with adopters based on lifestyle and expectations to promote successful, lifelong placements.

Provides initial feeding, bedding, and basic shelter for feral cat colonies as part of ongoing population management efforts.

Funds spaying and neutering of rescue and feral cats through partnerships with charitable veterinary organizations to support population control.

Implements humane Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs to manage feral, stray, and homeless cat populations, including spay/neuter services and colony management. Operates primarily in Webster and Ontario, NY, and surrounding areas.

Relocates stray and orphaned cats to barns and other properties where they can serve as working cats in humane population control roles.

Conducts adoption efforts for feral and stray cats, including careful screening of applicants, processing complete applications, and facilitating adoptions through partner locations such as the PetSmart Charities Adoption Center in Plattsburgh, NY.

Distributes between 18 and 20 bags of cat food monthly to support cat care and feeding needs.

Operates a foster care program for cats of all ages and conditions—including adults, seniors, kittens, and nursing or pregnant mothers—with full coverage of veterinary care costs, in partnership with The Falls Cat Palace & Rescue.

Provides public awareness and education about feral and stray cat welfare through community outreach initiatives to improve understanding and support for cat rescue and TNR programs.

Rescued approximately 200 kittens and adult cats in the previous year, providing medical treatment, shelter, and rehabilitation as part of ongoing operational activities.

Implements a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program to address feline overpopulation and homelessness, including spay or neuter services for 8 to 10 cats at scale through targeted funding and operational support.

Provides volunteer-supported services in cat rescue, rehabilitation, fostering, cleaning, transportation to veterinary appointments, photographing animals, and office tasks, operating without a central facility.