TNR project
the Grant County Friends of the Shelter are a dedicated group of people who are helping feral and free roaming cats. We trap cats and kittens, take them to a c...
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the Grant County Friends of the Shelter are a dedicated group of people who are helping feral and free roaming cats. We trap cats and kittens, take them to a clinic to be neutered or spayed, then return them to the original place where they are found. The cats also receive a rabies vaccination and treated for fleas and any injuries they may have. This spot is a wooded area between two roads, behind a fast food restaurant. The person who cares for them has cleared a spot in the middle of this thicket, provided shelter and feeds on a daily basis. We are making a difference in the feline population of our county, with fewer unwanted kittens and cats being taken to our county operated shelter.
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Sheri_Stanley
May 07, 2015
Bravo/Brava to all the Grant County Friends of the Shelter! What a loving and good thing you're all doing!
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mcampi
November 20, 2015
Outstanding We have two rescue cats and one rescue dog. My girlfriends brother established a no kill shelter a few years back and is starting his second one this month.
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DrPhrogg
January 01, 2018
We used to do that, but as the number of coyotes increased, feral cats decreased. I am not sure that treat and release is still the best option for feral cats. We have had to rethink this option.
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