Showing posts with label TNR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TNR. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Birthday, Contest, TNR Seminar
Today is Gracie's 4th birthday and she's having a party at the Tabby Cat Club.
Happy Birthday, Gracie. We're grateful for your friendship and look forward to helping you celebrate many more birthdays.
Have you gone by Fur Everywhere and joined the "Name Our (New) Blog Contest" yet? Well, what are you waiting for? We made a submission. You're next.
We're including this poster from Toby Franks for those of you who live in the Akron, Ohio area. This is a good chance to learn from experienced TNR (Trap Neuter Return) trappers about this humane and effective method for controlling feral cat populations.
It's a PNG file and will supposedly by easy to post to Facebook, so feel free to print ... copy ... share the flyer.
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Birthday,
contest,
feral cats,
Party,
Tabby Cat Club,
TNR
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Talk to Cotton's Paw
Hey, Cotton here. Or maybe I should change that to Cotton's paw. Why? Cause I put my paw down tonight!
Our last two posts have been very sad ones because the blogosphere)lost the lovely 19-year-old Miss Peach one evening and the handsome 11-week-old Beignet the next day.
I'd sing and dance to make you all smile tonight but I'm 12 years old so my dancing boots have been retired and my voice doesn't project as well as it did when I was young. So, I'll just tell you this post is about an opportunity for some to learn to help feral cats.
Our rescue friend Tobin has sent us some information on a free public feral & stray cat seminar to be held in Ohio. I am aware most of you don't live in Ohio. We don't live there either. But you might know someone in that area who feeds feral cats and might be interested in attending. So pass along the information, please.
Peace For Pets ~ Feral & Stray Cat Seminar
Do you feed outdoor cats?
Are you concerned about their increasing numbers & safety?
Are you ready to become part of the solution?
Peace For Pets is hosting a comprehensive Feral & Stray Cat Seminar, focusing on TNR: Trap-Neuter-Return, the only effective & humane method for controlling & reducing feral cat populations. This seminar will cover the trap-neuter-return process, caring for feral cats, and low cost spay/neuter.
When: Sept 17, 2011 10:00-11:30am
Where: Dr. Fisher’s Holistic Vet Center
7211 Wales Ave NW
North Canton OH 44720
330-266-2500
This event is free and open to the public.
For more info please email: tnrferalcats@gmail.com
No animals are allowed at the seminar.
This session is for information and education only.
Our last two posts have been very sad ones because the blogosphere)lost the lovely 19-year-old Miss Peach one evening and the handsome 11-week-old Beignet the next day.
I'd sing and dance to make you all smile tonight but I'm 12 years old so my dancing boots have been retired and my voice doesn't project as well as it did when I was young. So, I'll just tell you this post is about an opportunity for some to learn to help feral cats.
Our rescue friend Tobin has sent us some information on a free public feral & stray cat seminar to be held in Ohio. I am aware most of you don't live in Ohio. We don't live there either. But you might know someone in that area who feeds feral cats and might be interested in attending. So pass along the information, please.
Peace For Pets ~ Feral & Stray Cat Seminar
Do you feed outdoor cats?
Are you concerned about their increasing numbers & safety?
Are you ready to become part of the solution?
Peace For Pets is hosting a comprehensive Feral & Stray Cat Seminar, focusing on TNR: Trap-Neuter-Return, the only effective & humane method for controlling & reducing feral cat populations. This seminar will cover the trap-neuter-return process, caring for feral cats, and low cost spay/neuter.
When: Sept 17, 2011 10:00-11:30am
Where: Dr. Fisher’s Holistic Vet Center
7211 Wales Ave NW
North Canton OH 44720
330-266-2500
This event is free and open to the public.
For more info please email: tnrferalcats@gmail.com
No animals are allowed at the seminar.
This session is for information and education only.
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