Advice and Resources for Caretakers

Resolving Conflicts

Hopefully conflicts never happen, but when they do here are some solutions from our friends at Alley Cat Allies:
• Negotiation Tips
• When the Neighbors Complain
• Trouble with Property Management
• Interactions with Animal Control
• Citations and Fines
• Violent Threats Against Cats
• Cats in Your Care Are Harmed or Killed
• Protecting Cats With Law Enforcement
• When Your Local Shelter Kills Feral and Unowned Cats
• Fight Laws and Policies That Endanger Cats
• Help With Ordinances
• Defend Against Misinformation

Being Proactive

How can I be a great advocate for feral cats within my community? Learn from the experts at Alley Cat Allies:
• Follow Best Practices
• How to Advocate For Cats
• Connect With Other Cat Advocates
• Know Your Community
• Educate Others and Fight Misinformation

Down The Rabbit Hole…

Ready to know more? There is a great deal of information and misinformation on the web about feral, semi-feral, unowned, barn cats and community cats.
Here are some excellent resources to dive into. These will help you build a foundation of knowledge that will help you spot and fight misinformation when you encounter it.

• Stray Pet Advocacy Comprehensive research, data and articles on the most pressing issues facing feral cat activists.
• Alley Cat Allies First national advocacy organization dedicated to the protection and humane treatment of cats.
• Neighborhood Cats NYC’s Feral Cat Rescue – Founded in 1999 and originated the practice of TNVR.
• Bideawee Founded in 1909 in NYC, Bideawee is one of the nations’ first no-kill shelters. They provide resources and information about helping community cats within a city environment.
• FixNation Los Angeles’ first, full-time spay-neuter facility. They provide resources, information and caregiver tips.
• Animals & Society Institute A nonprofit human-animal relationship think tank that is devoted to advancing human knowledge to improve animal lives.
• Maueyes Leading cat behavioral scientist, Kristyn Vitale, PhD., studies the social interactions and behaviors of cats free-roaming and within the home.

Outdoor Shelters

They need not be expensive or complex

But they do need to provide protection from the elements and preditors.

Here are some tips for building and providing great shelters for your colony:
• Bideawee – Safe, warm and dry shelter for your colony.
• Alley Cat Allies – Various Shelters and How To Make Them.

Constructing a simple shelter

Winterizing an outdoor shelter

Converting a dog house into a cat house

Example of a fancy shelter

Safely Feeding Feral Cats

Here are some resources to help you know how to feed them safely and properly:
• Alley Cat Allies – Feeding Stations and Location
• Neighborhood Cats – Feeding Stations
• Fix Nation – Feeding Stations
• Bideawee – Feeding Stations

Racoon and skunk proof feeding station

Keep the water flowing!

We all know water freezes in winter, here are some tips from Neighborhood Cats to prevent water bowls from freezing up.

Find a Kitten?

What To Do If You Find a Kitten – How to Make the Right Call

by Kitten Lady, Hannah Shaw, kitten rescuer, humane educator and New York Times best selling author.

So you’ve found kittens or cats in your yard?

How to: Know what to do when you find kittens outside.
How to: Know how old that kitten is.
How to: Socialize kittens and break the cycle.
If they’re old enough, Register them now.

More resources from Kitten Lady, Hannah Shaw

https://www.kittenlady.org/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5VvB6tmC4lu_WCx7hE0PZA

How To Safely Trap Cats for TNVR

Trapped cats require care and continuous monitoring.

For the best outcomes:
• Only trap cats the night before their scheduled TNVR visit.
• Keep trapped cats covered at all times.
  Trap covers keep the cat calm and quiet.
  This is important for your safety, the safety of the cat and our team.
• Move trapped cats to a safe, warm and dry location.
• Look for any trapped mother cats that may be nursing.
  Read this important article by Alley Cat Allies TNR Scenarios: Nursing Mother Cat
  Mother cats with young 0 to 8 weeks old must be released immediately.
  Kittens 8 to 12 weeks may qualify for TNVR. Contact us for details.
• Check in on them frequently and throughout the night.
• After their operation, cats need time to recover.
  Read this important article about post-op care by Alley Cat Allies Post Surgery Care

To learn all of the important steps about trapping and the care of trapped cats, visit
Neighborhood Cats – Trapping Basics.

Quick trap guide

Trap in action

Remember: Always keep trapped cats covered

Caretaker Updates

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Now you can: register new cats, schedule trap returns, share pictures of your colony, change your contact info, and much more!

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Welcome back friend! To update us with changes to your colony and to register new cats, please visit our Caretaker Updates page. Thank you for all the great work you're doing!

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We understand the costs of veterinarian care can be quite high for many. Please refer to our Low Cost Vet Directory to locate a vet who may be able to help.

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We understand the costs of veterinarian care can be quite high for many. Please refer to our Low Cost Vet Directory to locate a vet who may be able to help.

Is there anything that will prevent you from ensuring the safety of the cat(s) both before and after their spay/neuter operation?*

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Pre Op

Just like us humans, cats must not eat or drink for 10 hours before an operation.

Post Op

After their operation, the patient is unable to regulate their body temperature for several hours and must be kept in a climate controlled space and safe within the trap until they are strong enough to be released again. Usually a single night is enough time to keep them after an operation. In cases where the cat has nursing young 8 weeks and younger, the cat must be released immediately.

Keeping them under cover

While cats are in their traps, they must be kept covered to reduce their stress. This is for their mental and physical wellbeing as well as yours and our staff's.

See our Trapping Info page for more info.

Please understand during the hours prior and after an operation the cat(s) will need extra care and a safe, temperature regulated space to recover.See our Caretaker Resources and Articles page for further information.

Are you unwilling to ensure the safety of the cat(s) pre and post op or unable to?*

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The correct trap size, in good working order, is important to a safe and low-stress surgery day. We will lend you traps with covers for a fully refundable deposit. You'll be asked to check out the traps from our Green Bay office, then return them within 14 days after surgery.

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We will provide traps for you to use.

Do not use carriers. Do not use your own traps unless they have been pre-approved by our staff.

Using the appropriate cloth trap covers is vital to the safety and wellbeing of the cats and our staff.

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See our Resources and Articles page for more info.

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What Does TNVR Cost?

We do not charge for the services we provide. However, our minimum cost for providing these services is $65 per cat.
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Become a Champion and Make a Donation to help feral cats in need have access to the support and services we offer.

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I certify all information I've provided is true and to the best of my knowledge all cats in the colony being registered are unowned cats and/or are barn cats. I agree to monitor the cat(s) and be their primary provider of food, water, shelter and will provide any veterinary care beyond the spay/neuter services provided by Cats Anonymous, Inc. I agree to notify Cats Anonymous. Inc. within 24 hours if I am unable to perform such duties for any reason.

I also understand that a representative from Cats Anonymous. Inc. may periodically call to ask permission to visit the colony to monitor status and conditions for statistical purposes and TNVR research data.

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Because you have only a few cats, our Voucher Vet Program may suit your needs. To learn about this option visit:
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Because you stated you have financial constraints we want you to know we will do all we can to help. Will be in contact to discuss reserving traps and solutions for transporting the cats to our clinic.

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