Trap, Neuter, and Return offered at Concern for Animals
Trap, Neuter, and Return offered at Concern for Animals
Offers a program where feral cats are trapped, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and then returned to their homes in the wild. Program intent is to reduce the feral cat population, and make the feral cats healthier.
Physical Address
Hours
M-F, 9am-4:30pm. Hours may vary.
Voice
Application process
Contact Concern for Animals for more information.
Fee
Program is free.
Eligibility
Those who have feral cats in their area.
Agency info
Concern for Animals
Concern for Animals is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) Incorporated in 1980 by Ann Albohn and Joyce Pearce, CFA focuses on assisting pets and pet owners in Thurston, Mason and Lewis counties by way of financial assistance for pet medical care and spay/neuter. Operates a weekly pet food bank, and offers as-funded programs throughout the year. Goal is to help keep pets with their families in order to avoid shelter euthanasia and abandonment.