How To Safely Trap Cats for TNVR

Cats Anonymous, Covered Live Traps

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