
LifeLine Animal Project has spayed or neutered over 60,000 community cats
The group launched metro Atlanta's first Trap-Neuter-Return program, which benefits 35 Georgia counties and gets 700 average monthly requests.
From LifeLine Animal Project· Instagram · Oct 16
Open the post“🐈 Today is National Feral Cat Day! We’re celebrating the community cats of metro Atlanta and the people who help keep them safe and healthy. LifeLine Animal Project launched metro Atlanta’s first Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program, and today, our Community Cat Program is the largest resource of its kind in the area. TNR helps humanely manage community cat populations through spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations and returning cats to their outdoor homes. Our impact speaks for itself! 🐾 Over 60,000 community cats spayed or neutered through our program 🐾 35 Georgia counties benefit from our Community Cat Program 🐾 700 average monthly requests for support From loaning humane traps to providing guidance and affordable spay/neuter services, we’re here to help community cat caregivers. Want to get involved? Learn more at lifelineanimal.org/community-cats/”
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