Get Them Fixed!
Community Cats United, Inc. supports Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) as a humane method to reduce cat overpopulation. We also support spay and neuter prior to adoptions. Our goal is to humanely reduce, through spay and neuter, the number of community cats who are unowned, living outdoors and having litter after litter.
The use of adoption agreements/contracts and spay/neuter vouchers does NOT ensure that animals will be fixed. In fact, sadly they often are not.
Since we all need to do our part, we do not allow adoption/rehoming posts for animals without spay/neuter.
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We are a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation.
All deductions are tax deductible
as allowed by law
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Community Cats United, Inc (CCU)
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Our Definition of an Animal Shelter:
A place where stray/lost/abandoned and surrendered animals (mainly dogs and cats) are temporarily housed.
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Meet JESSICA BOWMAN
of Kansas
JESSICA SAW A NEED IN HER TOWN AND SURROUNDING AREAS - SO MANY UNFIXED COMMUNITY CATS.
SHE STARTED TNR IN 2017 AND FORMED A 501(C)3 IN 2018. SHE HAS SPAY/NEUTERED 120 CATS IN A TOWN WITH A POPULATION OF 700. THE COMMUNITY IS FINALLY RECOGNIZING THE RESULTS OF TNR.
SHE RAISES MONEY BY SELLING HOMEMADE CAT AND DOG TOYS, BAKE SALES, RAFFLES, AND ALL SORTS OF OTHER STUFF. SHE IS NOW COLLECTING ALUMINUM CANS BECAUSE THEY RECENTLY LOST THEIR VOUCHER PROGRAM FOR SPAY/NEUTER. HER MOM IS HER ONLY VOLUNTEER.
THANK GOODNESS MOM BAKES THE BEST PIES AND THE WHOLE TOWN IS NOW ADDICTED TO THEM!
THANK YOU JESSICA (AND MOM) FOR ALL YOU DO AND CONGRATULATIONS ON BEING OUR LATEST COMPASSION HEROES!
AdvoCATS Hawaii
AdvoCATS Hawaii is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) non-profit located in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, committed to humanely controlling the homeless cat population through Trap/Neuter/Return (TNR).
Since starting in March 1999, they have spayed or neutered over 22,000 homeless cats through monthly spay.neuter clinics!
Our programs include:
• Spay/neuter program: Volunteers trap homeless cats and bring them to our spay/neuter clinics where the cats are sterilized by a licensed veterinarian. The cats are also provided with identification and additional health care.
• Maintenance program: Volunteers feed and water the cats daily and monitor the colony for health problems and for new cats and kittens in the colony.
• Foster program: Volunteers foster young feral kittens, providing food, medical care, and socialization, until the kittens are old enough to be spayed or neutered and adopted into a forever home.
Heart of the Valley Animal Shelter - Bozeman MT
Helps low income pet owners with pet food to retain ownership.
Rents out traps for community cats and provides spay/neuter when funds are available, for trap-neuter-return.
Has a 19,850 square-foot shelterwith indoor housing for all the animals as well as state-of-the-art technology for keeping the facility clean and disease free. It includes an adoption center, a veterinary services room, administrative offices and a community room for meetings and public outreach programs.
This shelter brings not only cleaner, more humane conditions for the pets who will make this their temporary home, but it is also the start of a fun, educational animal haven for the entire community. This shelter will be a place of refuge for the homeless animals of the community—and for people who want to hang out with the animals!
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All dogs and cats are spayed or neutered and microchipped before adoption.
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Vaccinations are up-to-date.
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All animals are dewormed.
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