A TNR program was established in 2008 to have the cats spayed, neutered, and vaccinated. The Care Team is responsible for all aspects of the cats’ care, including but not limited to:
• Daily feedings
• Monthly flea preventatives
• Ensuring cats receive proper vet care (injuries, illness, vaccine updates, etc.)
• TNRing new cats
The Campus Cat Club was founded in 2016 and holds fundraising events
throughout the year to help offset the costs of food and vet care. If you see the cats, please do not chase after them. While a few of the cats (such as Dexter, Gilbert and Carrot) typically enjoy the attention of people, the vast majority of them are feral. They are afraid of people, and we ask that you give them their space. A few of them are on specific diets for various health needs. We also feed several stations on plates to deter coyotes, raccoons, and cane toads. We monitor how much the cats eat each evening, as changes in appetite can indicate illness. If a cat does not come to dinner, eats only a little, or doesn’t eat at all, we have to determine if the cat is not feeling well or just full on snacks. WAYS TO HELP:
• Amazon Wish List
• Target Registry
• Campus Drop-Off (Safety Office on Ingraham & Duke)
• Monetary Donations (PayPal, Venmo, CashApp, please message us for cash or check info).
*TNR stands for Trap, Neuter, Return. Feral cats are humanely trapped, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and returned to their community. A small portion of the left ear is removed, which lets others know the cat has been fixed and doesn’t need to be trapped again.
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