Resources

Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) Resources in Utah | Feed & Fix Foundation. Feed & Fix Foundation provides Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) resources and colony care education. Learn how to humanely manage feral and community cats.

Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a humane, proven method for controlling feral and community cat populations. Through TNR, cats are humanely trapped, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and returned to their outdoor homes. This stops the cycle of overpopulation while allowing cats to live healthier, safer lives.

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TNR Clinics Across the US

Click here to see if there is a TNR Clinic in your area. *This is a new list and will be updated as we locate more TNR Friendly Clinics

Local Utah Rescue Groups

Kitty CrusAIDe – 801-896-4604
CAWS – 801-328-4731
Celestial Zoo Pet Rescue – 801-717-8302
Utah Humane Society – 801-261-2919
Salt Lake Spay & Neuter – 801-262-6414
Whiskers – 385-429-0185
Purrfect Pawprints
Second Chance for Homeless Pets – 801-590-8999
Ruff Haven Crisis Sheltering – 801-251-6765
Nuzzles & Co. Pet Rescue – 435-649-5441
Fawn’s Family Cat Rescue & Lounge – 801-317-8347

Facebook Groups to Join

Community Cat Action Group of Utah: For Utah Residents – The purpose of this group is to create a collaborative effort to best help outdoor community cats through trap-neuter-return. The intention of this group is to provide a forum for advocates to network related to reports of cats, trapping best practices, colony care, furthering community cat outreach and community engagement. This group is for community cat advocates and those that request assistance. This is a tool to utilize our various experiences and work together to best help community cats!

Community Cats & Caretakers: This is for everyone who loves these cats and wants to make a difference—a dedicated space for shared information and helpful advice.

Barn Cat Network This is a nationwide initiative where farms and barns across the United States offer shelter to cats in need, supporting cat rescuers and caretakers who urgently need to place cats that are not suitable as household pets.

Helping Feral Cats This is a global community committed to mutual support in the management and care of feral cat colonies. Members exchange resources, advice, and practical tips for looking after feral cats.