TNR Assistance

At this time we are only assisting with colonies in BRYAN county. Chatham, Effingham and Liberty counties have programs available to residents. For more information please email us at twoblackdogsfoundation@gmail.com.

Before applying for assistance, you MUST have permission from the property owner where the cats are located to trap, alter and return them. We will not assist in the relocation of the cats.

We currently use PetFix in Savannah and Fixing the Boro in Statesboro for all TNR surgeries. The operating hours, policies and procedures vary for each clinic and it is the responsibility of the trapper/caretaker to educate themselves on the differences between the two facilities. Links to their websites will be listed below. CATS MUST BE IN TRAPS. If you bring the cat to either clinic in anything other than a live animal trap you will be turned away, or will be expected to pay the owned cat price.

Two Black Dogs Foundation operates as a subsidy program. We do not have the funds to pay the full surgery price for every animal that needs our help. We ask that anyone seeking assistance with a colony contribute to the cost. Total cost is $55 per cat.

Please note that we are a very small organization, with limited resources and few volunteers. Trappers/caretakers must be willing to assist with the trapping, transport and aftercare of the cats. We can provide traps, if needed, and will help with transport if we can.

All applications will be forwarded to our TNR Coordinator once received. She will reach out to you as soon as she can.

Pet Fix Savannah

Fixing the Boro

Name*

First NameLast Name

Email*

example@example.com

Phone Number*

Please enter a valid phone number.

Are the cats on property that you own?*

YesNo

If no, do you have permission from the property manager/owner to TNR the cats?

Without permission, we cannot assist you.

Are you the cats' regular caretaker? (feed them, watch out for them, etc)*

YesNo

If no, do you know who the caretaker is? Or is there someone who is willing to step up and care for the colony?

A designated caretaker needs to be found before we can help.

Approximately how many unfixed cats are in the colony?*

How many are kittens?*

If the kittens are young enough to be socialized we should be able to get them into rescue. Temporary foster homes are needed in order for us to do this. We ask that colony caretakers try to help us find a place for the kittens to stay for a short period of time (usually 3-4 weeks) while we get them healthy and social enough for rescue placement.

Where is the colony located?*

Will you need to borrow traps?*

Yes, pleaseNo, I have my own

How much per cat are you able to contribute?*

$10$15-20$25-30$30 or more

What other information can you tell us about the colony? *