Tiger TNR

24/09/2025

We are out of money! Donations are greatly appreciated. You can Venmo me (see comments) or call Village Vet to make a donation over the phone (334-821-7730). Please help me continue to tackle the feral cat issue in our community!

19/09/2025

Lots of cats today!!!

06/02/2025

TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY FIVE 🐈 🐈‍⬛. I have fixed and vaccinated 275 cats, and adopted out 35. That being said I am officially out of money. If you would like to donate to my non-profit, Tiger TNR, you can Venmo me (last 4 of my cell 6533). You can also call Village Vet to make a donation over the phone at 334-821-7730. Every dollar counts and helps to cut down on the overpopulation in our community!

30/01/2025

I spayed three beautiful cat sisters for Woof Avenue Rescue today. They will be up for adoption soon!

15/01/2025

January is all about education at CARE, and we’re thrilled to have Dr. Lindsey Daniel with us to share the importance of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) for community cats! 🐈

Did you know there’s a humane way to help outdoor cats thrive while reducing overpopulation? It’s called Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)!

Through TNR, community cats are humanely trapped, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and then returned to their outdoor homes after a short recovery period. This helps them live healthier lives without contributing to the overpopulation crisis.

TNR benefits everyone by: reducing the number of homeless kittens, minimizing noise and fighting among cats, and supporting a healthier/more stable community cat population.

At CARE Humane Society, we’re proud to serve Lee County through The Ann Pearson Memorial Community Cat Program, building on the success of our SNYP+ program. This initiative helps unowned, feral, and community cats live better lives while reducing overpopulation.

Together, we’re creating healthier communities for cats and people! 🐱

More informartion about TNR/SNYP+: www.carehumane.org/low-cost-spay-neuter

23/12/2024

So grateful for a generous donation from the St Dun’s Buns. This amazing group of ladies from St Dunstan’s Episcopal Church has raised over $30,000 for local charities in 4 years by selling their baked goods. Their kindness will help me fix over 20 feral cats! 🐈

30/11/2023

Today we fixed our 200th cat since March 2022!!! So thankful for everyone who has supported Tiger TNR. ❤️🐈

03/09/2023

10/08/2023

When you catch 3 cats in 2 traps…

26/05/2023

We saved these 6 kittens and their Momma just in time from Gentilly Trailer Park! The kittens were taken in by LCHS and I spayed Momma cat. The very next day the trailer was moved!

16/02/2023

ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE CATS. That’s 125 cats who will not lead a life fighting and reproducing. Countless kittens prevented who would only have a 30% chance of survival. Thank you to everyone who have helped my organization!!!