Cat Advocates TNR | Florence, WI

Save A Cat!

Founded in 2013 by two area cat lovers who were concerned about overpopulation, Cat Advocates sterilizes and vaccinates feral cats to improve their health and control the population. We also advocate for cats in the community. Additionally we help rescue feral kittens and find them forever indoor homes. Cat Advocates is committed to improving the health and lives of feral cats through trap-neuter-return. We also hope to reduce the burden on area shelters and lower their euthanasia rates by keeping feral cats out of the shelters.

Mission

Improving the lives of cats and communities

Cat Advocates started as a trap-neuter-return (TNR) group, but has grown to include fostering and adoption.

Each cat is trapped, spayed or neutered, vaccinated and ear-tipped for future identification. The cats are then returned to the location they were picked up. Kittens and friendly cats skip the ear tip, and get stay at the cage-free, no-kill rescue until they find a forever home.

The goal of our organization is to foster positive relationships between cats and communities, decrease the burden on shelters, develop community partnerships and educate the public.

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Volunteer

Cat Advocates is looking for volunteers! We need volunteers to come to the rescue and play with and socialize kittens and mother cats so they may find forever homes. Times are flexible.

The second job will require some training, which Cat Advocates will provide. The volunteer for this position will meet with caretakers, arrange trapping of feral cats, transport them to the vet using your vehicle our our vehicle, and return them after surgery. It is by no means a difficult job but there are some things we want you to know before you get started for your safety as well as that of the cats and caretakers. If you think you'd be interested in this kind of work, please let us know so we can set up a time to start training you. The volunteer for this position will be filling in during spay/neuter days that we are unavailable due to work or school.

The TNR position would be 1-2 days per month, from spring through fall. Ideal candidates should have flexible schedules as we need to work around veterinarians' schedules for the spaying/neutering. A driver's license is also necessary.