Stray and feral cats in our community deserve a chance at a healthy life. Through our Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return program, we humanely manage outdoor cat populations while keeping cats and communities healthier.
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TNVR is the internationally proven practice of humanely trapping, spaying/neutering, vaccinating, then returning (to their colonies) feral or free-roaming (outside) community cats. Successful TNVR involves a volunteer colony caretaker who provides food and adequate shelter and monitors the cats’ health. TNVR has been shown to be the least costly, most efficient, and most humane way to stabilize cat populations.
Coming Soon: TNVR at Our Pinellas Campus
Our Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR) program is expanding to Pinellas! This humane program helps stabilize community cat populations and improves their health.
More details coming soon — stay tuned.
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Helps stabilize and reduce outdoor cat populations over time.
Cats are vaccinated against rabies and common diseases before return.
Reduces yowling, fighting, spraying, and roaming associated with unaltered cats.
Returned cats are ear-tipped and monitored by dedicated community caregivers.
A proven, humane alternative to trapping and euthanasia that actually works.
Helps stabilize and reduce outdoor cat populations over time.
Cats are vaccinated against rabies and common diseases before return.
Reduces yowling, fighting, spraying, and roaming associated with unaltered cats.
Promotes gentler, more affectionate companions.
A proven, humane alternative to trapping and euthanasia that actually works.
TNVR is the internationally proven practice of humanely trapping, spaying/neutering, vaccinating, then returning (to their colonies) feral or free-roaming (outside) community cats. Successful TNVR involves a volunteer colony caretaker who provides food and adequate shelter and monitors the cats’ health.
Found a cat outdoors and not sure whether it is lost, feral, or simply somebody’s outdoor pet? The guide to stray and community cats explains how to tell the difference and what to do next.
- Spay/Neuter Surgery
- Rabies Vaccination
- FVRCP Vaccination
- Ear Tipping (international symbol that a cat has been sterilized and vaccinated)
Drop Off Time: Monday from 5:30 am – 6:30 am. Appointment Required. Call 813.625.0910 to make an appointment, or complete the form below.
Pick Up Time: Monday from 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm.
Cats Must Be in Traps: Cats CANNOT BE ACCEPTED in crates, carriers, boxes, etc. Humane traps can be rented at the Animal Hospital for $10.
Trap Rental: Traps may be rented from the Animal Hospital for $10; Tuesday – Saturday from 8AM – 3PM. Traps are rented each week, for the following Monday (TNVR day). Please note: there is a $92 fee for unreturned traps.