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Why get involved with TNRM?
Why get involved with TNRM?
Compassion for community cats ranges from caring awareness to taking action. Do you see community cats in your area? Want to get them fixed? Here are resources to help you!
T-N-R-M
T-N-R-M
T is for TRAP: use a humane trap to safely secure a community cat the day before their clinic day.
N is for NEUTER: Make a FREE appointment with Cat Friends Hawaii, OSPCA, or the Hawaiian Humane Society to get the cat neutered! The cat receives an EAR-NOTCH showing they have been neutered.
R is for RETURN or REHOME:
It is illegal to relocate a community cat elsewhere. Return it where you trapped it.
If it is a little kitten or a friendly, social cat, work with your local shelter and rescue groups to get the cat adopted.
M is for MANAGE: Help the cat not suffer and keep it from preying on birds...feed, manage, and care for it.
Community Spay and Neuter Resources
Community Spay and Neuter Resources
Spaying or neutering Free-Roaming or community cats and returning them to their outdoor homes is a humane and effective way to reduce the Free-Roaming cat population over time. Here is where you can access FREE and LOW-COST community services.
Adoption and Rescue Organizations
Adoption and Rescue Organizations
Connect with these groups and organizations to help cats get off the streets and into forever homes.
Adopt---Donʻt Shop! Adopt from shelters and rescuers to help our community cats!
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