JOIN THE COMMUNITY CATS TORONTO FACEBOOK GROUPĬlick here to join the group which is moderated by our fellow coalition member, Community Cats Toronto.
NYC FERAL CAT INITIATIVE: Click here to learn about their well organized TNR program that works with the community to humanely reduce the population of community cats in New York City (this initiative is a program of the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals). NEIGHBORHOOD CATS Click here for excellent information on how to perform a mass trapping click here to download their TNR Handbook – this is the must-have manual for anyone looking after homeless outdoor cats. The HSUS comprehensive guide to caring for feral cats. 
(HSUS) Online course: Trap-Neuter-Return: How to Manage a Feral Cat Colony.
FIX NATION Click here for their “Feral Cat FAQ’s”. ALLEY CAT ALLIES Click here for their comprehensive information on care for community cats, Trap Neuter Return (from the planning stages to returning spay/neutered cats to their colony) and helpful tips on building community relations (campaigning on behalf of the cats, educating your neighbors, and more). The manual is in a downloadable PDF format. The document features many links to reference documents, video clips, and other website. This manual is a blueprint for establishing a Trap-Neuter-Return program in your community. TORONTO STREET CATS TRAP-NEUTER-RETURN (TNR) MANUAL ***If you’ve already taken the workshop but lost your certificate please email them at to ask for a copy ** You must take this workshop in order to use the free spay/neuter services for feral cats offered by Toronto Street Cats, Toronto Animal Services, and Toronto Humane Society** Click here to take you to the Community Cats Toronto website. This workshop is a must for anyone interested in helping community cats in Toronto. These workshops are held by trained professionals who teach you about trapping, fixing and caring for feral cats. TAKE THE TNR WORKSHOP FROM COMMUNITY CATS If you find tins or tin lids discarded outside, please remove them from the cats’ environment as a safety measure. Cats can easily cut their faces or tongues on tins. Please be aware that cat food tins do not make good feeding or baiting dishes. 
Neighborhood Cats: Click here for tips on what, where & how to feed your ferals.
TIPS WHERE/HOW TO PLACE CAT SHELTERS: Click here for some simple (but important) tips for how to maintain your cat shelter (ie where to place it, how to entice cats into it, how to improve the environment around the shelter to keep the cats even warmer etc)Ĭlick here for advice from Alley Cat Allies on providing food and water, information on appropriate feeding locations, and how to deter insects from the food. WINTER WEATHER TIPS to help Community Cats (from Alley Cat Allies): click here.
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