Causes: Animals, Education, Environment
The majority of our community may ask: what does TNR mean? Trap, Spay/Neuter, and Return is the most humane and effective practice for population control of unowned cats (known as community cats).
From educating the community, to trapping (or lending traps), to collaborating with veterinarians, underwriters, and civic partners, our dedication aims to reduce the use of inhumane tactics while staying centered around the data and progress of our region’s colonies.
El Paso has a large population of community cats & our efforts are to help minimize the overpopulation of unowned cats, to educate our community about the importance of spay or neutering, and to provide any advice to help stabilize the cat population.