Why TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return)? TNR is the most effective and humane way to manage community cat populations. By fixing free-roaming cats: Stop the Cycle: Prevents the birth of thousands of kittens into hardship. Improve Health: Fixed cats are less likely to fight, roam, or spray, and they receive essential vaccinations like Rabies and FVRCP during the process. Stabilize Neighborhoods: A fixed colony stays healthy and stops growing, reducing the “vacuum effect” where new, unfixed cats move in. How

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🐱 The Town of Hempstead is bringing back its Trap, Neuter, Return program, which spays and neuters feral cats from a van, then releases them to help control the cat population. Hempstead Town Supervisor John Ferretti said Tuesday that residents can trap cats and bring them to the mobile unit for surgery. The cats will recover on site and then be released 24 hours later. “Where they can live without adding to the overpopulation problem,” Ferretti said, adding the program “addresses the feral and