Metro East Friends of Ferals

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  • Home
  • What is TNR
  • Resources
    • Additional TNR Resources
    • Facebook Pages
    • Feeding Community Cats
    • Help Sheets
    • Online Resources
    • Rescue Resources
    • Step by Step Guide
    • Trapping Mom with Kittens
    • Winter Shelter Info
  • About Us
    • Meet MEFOF
    • Contact Us
    • Request Assistance
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    • Home
    • What is TNR
    • Resources
      • Additional TNR Resources
      • Facebook Pages
      • Feeding Community Cats
      • Help Sheets
      • Online Resources
      • Rescue Resources
      • Step by Step Guide
      • Trapping Mom with Kittens
      • Winter Shelter Info
    • About Us
      • Meet MEFOF
      • Contact Us
      • Request Assistance

Metro East Friends of Ferals

Metro East Friends of FeralsMetro East Friends of FeralsMetro East Friends of Ferals
  • Home
  • What is TNR
  • Resources
    • Additional TNR Resources
    • Facebook Pages
    • Feeding Community Cats
    • Help Sheets
    • Online Resources
    • Rescue Resources
    • Step by Step Guide
    • Trapping Mom with Kittens
    • Winter Shelter Info
  • About Us
    • Meet MEFOF
    • Contact Us
    • Request Assistance

Community Cats. Community Solutions. You Can Help.

Community Cats. Community Solutions. You Can Help.Community Cats. Community Solutions. You Can Help.Community Cats. Community Solutions. You Can Help.

Our mission is to create a community where every cat, no matter the circumstances, can lead a safe and happy life. Through our work, we are making a difference by championing the importance of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) and empowering others to do the same.

About Us

What is TNR?

TNR, which stands for Trap-Neuter-Return, is an effective and humane method used to control outdoor cat populations. TNR is important because:


  1. Controls the outdoor cat population by humanely preventing the continuous reproduction of cats through spaying and neutering.
  2. Reduces nuisance behaviors in communities including yowling, aggression, and territorial marking.
  3. Helps to reduce the risk of disease transmission within the cat population.

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Helpful Resources

We've compiled a wide variety of trusted resources to help along your TNR journey. Can't find what you're looking for? Feel free to drop us a line and we're always happy to help!

Helpful Resources

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