Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) Request Application

Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) Request Application
Trap-neuter-return (TNR) is a program through which free-roaming community cats (not belonging to particular humans) are humanely trapped; sterilized and medically treated; and returned to the outdoor locations where they were found, and given an adequate supply of food and fresh water by an ongoing caretaker
Name

First NameLast Name
Address

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip Code
Phone Number

Area CodePhone Number
Cell Number

Area CodePhone Number
Email
example@example.com
What type setting best describes the location the cats you are requesting TNR for live?

Private ResidenceBusinessFarm/ RuralPublic Property
If they are not at your private residence can you give us contact info for the person who owns the property where the cats are located?
If cats are located at your 'Home' do you own the property or rent?

OwnRent
If you rent do you have permission of the property owner to TNR these cats?

YesNo
How many cats are you requesting TNR for?

Less than 5between 5 to 10between 10 to 15between 15 to 20More than 20
How many litter of kittens do you see each year on average?

UnknownAt least oneLess than 5More than 5
Are there any pregnant cats?

YesNoUnsure
Are there any smaller kittens under 3 months of age?

YesNoUnsure
Are there any tame or owned cats in this colony?

YesNoUnsure
Are any of the cats showing signs of illness? (ie. running eyes, sneezing, injuries)

NoYes, but nothing that needs urgent careYes, urgent vet care needed
Please give some info on how these cats are being cared for, including how often they are fed? What they are being fed? And if they have adequate shelter?
Are you willing to continue to provide food for this colony after TNR? Note: Feral Felines CANNOT provide food for the colony so it will be your responsibility.

YesNo
Are you able to help with trapping and transporting cats to nearest vet that Feral Felines uses for TNR projects?

YesNo
Can you make a donation towards this TNR project?

YesNo
All cats face risks during trapping/ anesthesia/ surgery or during transporting and I understand these risks and will not blame or hold Feral felines responsible should a cat die, be injured or escape during the process of TNR. Any cat deemed too sick to be released by our vets will be humanely euthanized.

I agree
I promise that once the cats have been sterilized and returned to the location they were trapped I will continue to feed them daily, provide fresh water and adequate shelter for the colony. Should I notice a sick cat I will contact Feral Felines to notify them of the situation.

I agree
Date application submitted
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