08/26/2026
🚨🐾 Attention Amador County Residents!
If you or someone you know is feeding intact feral or community cats, please help us help them by trapping, fixing, and returning them. It takes a village, and the ferals of Amador County need all of us!
Important: Amador County residents need to make an appointment with either their local veterinarian or with A-PAL Humane Society before trapping.
A-PAL has humane traps available for the public to borrow to safely trap and transport feral cats. We will help coordinate FREE spay/neuter, and the community will need to return the cats safely to the exact location where they were trapped, the place they know as home.
Please visit our website for complete info about TNR here:
TRAP/NEUTER/RETURN (TNR) OF FERAL CATS
🔗 pawspartners.org/spayneuter.html
If you have any questions please call us at (209) 223-0410 or visit us at our PAWS Facility at 12360 Trade Center Drive, Jackson.