Register now for Fundraising for TNR Programs
PetSmart Charities webinar - Nov. 18 & 19
November 3, 2009
In the fifth of a five-part series on feral cats and TNR, PetSmart Charities will present Fundraising for TNR Programs on November 18, 2009, 12 pm to 1:30 pm (Eastern Time) and November 19, 2009, 12 pm to 1:30 pm (Eastern Time). The free sessions will be instructed by Bryan Kortis, executive director of Neighborhood Cats. Both traditional fundraising methods, including grants, direct mail and special events, and approaches unique to TNR, such as municipal contracts, will be discussed. Registration is at PetSmart Charities.
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TNR webinars by Neighborhood Cats!
Recorded sessions of PetSmart Charities series now online
October 21, 2009
The first four webinars in a five part series on feral cats and TNR, instructed by Bryan Kortis of Neighborhood Cats and presented by PetSmart Charities, are now available for viewing at your convenience. The recorded sessions include Feral Cats, TNR & the Law, Feral Cats & Academia: the Latest Research on TNR, Building a Community TNR Program 101 and Building a Community TNR Program - Advanced.
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Now available - the Neighborhood Cats trap
New feral cat trap manufactured by Tomahawk & designed by Neighborhood Cats
October 5, 2009
Tired of taping cardboard onto a trip plate designed for catching a raccoon? Exasperated at getting your feral cat back from the vet and finding the back door unlocked? Never enough room on the top plate to place your labels? At long last, your trap has arrived! Manufactured by Tomahawk, a family-owned business renowned for their high quality work, and designed by Neighborhood Cats, this is the first trap on the market made especially for Trap-Neuter-Return. Now available for purchase.
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New York City ferals
by Meredith Weiss
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In NYC, check out our NYC Feral Cat Initiative and register your colony in our Feral Cat Database.
In Long Beach, NY, see our Long Beach Cats program.
Looking for a feline companion? Go to Petfinder!
A gift of $50 will spay one cat and help prevent many feral births. Please donate to Neighborhood Cats and help us improve the lives of homeless cats! Click here.
