Cats Anonymous Inc

09/04/2026

If your clinic is interested in "adding five" and would like to make it super easy - i.e. let Cats Anonymous funnel registered, prepared colony caretakers looking for TNVR to your clinic (and get reimbursed!) DM us to ask about participating in our voucher program.
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What if every veterinary practice added just five more spay/neuter surgeries a week?

On this episode of The United Spay Alliance Podcast, Dr. Becky Morrow of Frankie’s Friends Humane joins host Brianna Lovell Myers to talk high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter, training veterinary teams, and why making an impact doesn’t have to mean completely changing the way you practice.

Tune in to hear why sometimes, the answer is simple: Just Add Five.

unitedspayalliance.org/podcastcatrescue.pa

08/27/2026

Hurray for Green Bay! Thank you VEG ER for Pets for coming to Titletown, we’re glad you’re here!

Green Bay area pet owners once again have access to 24/7 emergency care with the opening of a new VEG ER for Pets hospital in Bellevue. Click below 👇 to read more.

08/22/2026

Big or small, it’s important to spay/neuter them all! Big thanks to all of our registered colony caretakers- we appreciate the support and the patience as our waitlist for services continues to grow. Another huge shout out to our dedicated volunteers for making these clinics happen. 60 cats will no longer be reproducing 👏👏

08/22/2026

Thank you to Dr Kyle from Lakeside Animal Hospital in Oshkosh and Dr Jenna from 4 Legged Friends Veterinary Clinic for taking the afternoon shifts. We would not be able to do these spay days without our awesome volunteers- from veterinarians to trap cleaners and everyone in between 👏👏👏👏

08/22/2026

We love a BOGO! 😂 This boy-girl pair will be back in the barn tomorrow acting like nothing happened.

08/22/2026

Thank a veterinarian today … or several! Especially if they’re sharing their precious time and skills to help us TNVR today! 😻

08/22/2026

And we’re off!!!! Spay day has started and we have 65 cats scheduled for TNVR today. How many do you think we’ll get?!? Huge shout out to Dr Diane and Drs. Megan and Bero from American Animal Hospital for signing up for the morning shift.👏👏 Are you a DVM looking to volunteer some surgery time?!? Let us know below and we will be in touch 😬

08/18/2026

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Working smarter can mean healthier cats, stronger practices, and fewer unplanned litters. 🐱

USA Board Member Stacy LeBaron shares why adopting Feline Fix By Five can save veterinary teams time and resources while making a lasting impact in their communities.

🔗 Read more at unitedspayalliance.org/best-practice

08/01/2026

Good wins in GA 😻

Agreement reached to allow volunteers to feed cats at Estuary Apartments. Cats are now being fed regularly by rescue groups.

07/19/2026

Good news and bad news - which do you pick first?

Okay good news ... half time stats are in:
1,037 cats through our program so far this year! BRAVO! Thank you everyone ... that used to be our full-year goal!

Some half-and-half news:
181 new colonies registered with us, estimating 1,236 cats in sum. That's good news as the benefits of TNVR and willingness to participate spreads! But read on ...

The bad news:
The veterinary shortage is still a very real challenge. As you can see from the numbers above, the demand continues to exceed our capacity. It's not just us and our little program in NE Wisconsin. Some sources estimate that the profession is 25% short of the veterinarians needed, and the gap widens every year. Many of the veterinary professionals who volunteer with us and participate in our voucher program are already under a lot of pressure at their paid jobs ... but they still give up a Saturday to volunteer with us because they know spay/neuter is the key to solving overpopulation.

Please be kind, please be patient. We have no magic wands. We have only 5 very part-time staff and a lot of volunteers giving all they can.

If you are also passionate about TNVR, and especially if traveling from the outer reaches of our service area, please consider organizing a program in your community. We're always willing to share advice, provide some hands-on experience, share lessons learned, etc. We've watched a number of other TNVR programs come together and sadly, ultimately fold. But at one time, we were just a handful of people who knew little to nothing about running a nonprofit, but were willing to figure it out.

https://navec.org/crisis