Logan County TNR Project

10/27/2026

POISONING CATS IS A CRIME IN OHIO.

Logan County TNR has received reports of cats being poisoned in communities around Indian Lake.

We want to be very clear: poisoning a cat is not pest control. It is animal cruelty, and it is against Ohio law.

Under Ohio Revised Code 959.131, every cat is considered a companion animal regardless of where it is kept. The law specifically prohibits knowingly poisoning or needlessly killing a companion animal. A first offense under this provision is a first-degree misdemeanor. Subsequent offenses can be charged as a fifth-degree felony.

Ohio also has a separate law specifically addressing the poisoning of animals, Ohio Revised Code 959.03, including placing poisoned food where an animal can find and eat it.

We have contacted local law enforcement regarding the reports we have received.

If you have witnessed someone putting out poison, have photographs or video, have found suspicious food or substances, or have information about cats that may have been poisoned, please document what you can safely and contact law enforcement. Do not confront the person yourself.

Keep children and pets away from anything suspicious.

These cats did not create this problem. Human beings did. They did not ask to be abandoned, left behind, born outdoors, or forced to survive however they can. The answer to a human-created problem cannot be poisoning animals.

There are legal and responsible ways to address community cat populations. Poisoning them is not one of them.

If you are doing this, stop. If you know who is doing it, report it to local law enforcement.

Ohio Revised Code 959.131
Ohio Revised Code 959.03

10/24/2026

🐾 HOW TO PUT YOUR CAT TO WORK - USING THE GIVEBUTTER PLATFORM

Ready to make your cat earn their keep? 😂 Here’s how to create their fundraising page:

1. Go to our Put Your Cat to Work campaign page.

Tap BECOME A FUNDRAISER.
(Don’t tap Donate unless you just want to make a donation.)

2. Create your account.

📸 Upload a photo of your cat.

🐱 For the name, you can use your name OR your cat’s name. We used our cats’ names because, after all, they’re supposed to be doing the work.

📧 Enter your real email address and phone number.

🔐 Create a password and tap SIGN UP.

Already have a Givebutter account? Just sign in.

3. Set your cat’s fundraising goal.

Givebutter may suggest $500, but choose whatever goal you want.

4. Tell your cat’s story.

This is the fun part. Tell people a little about your cat. How did they come into your life? What makes them a character? Did they start life outside?

It doesn’t have to be long. Just make it yours.

5. Tap JOIN THIS FUNDRAISER.

That’s it! You’ll be taken back to the campaign, and your cat is officially on the job. 🐾

Now share their fundraising page with friends, family, coworkers and anyone else your cat can guilt into donating.

❤️ Remember: Every dollar raised is matched, up to $2,000.

Let’s put these freeloaders to work.



If you have any questions please don't hesitate to reach out to us!!!

10/24/2026

🐾 PUT YOUR CAT TO WORK! 🐾

Your cat has spent enough time eating, sleeping, knocking things off counters and supervising everything you do.

It’s time they earned their keep. 😂

We’re launching a brand-new fundraiser for Logan County TNR, and this time, your cat gets to do the fundraising.

Enter your cat. Add their best photo and story. Give them their own fundraising page. Then unleash their fan club.

Share their page with friends, family, coworkers and everyone who already gets entirely too many pictures of your cat.

🏆 There will be prizes for our top fundraising cats.

And here’s the really big part:

❤️ EVERY DOLLAR RAISED WILL BE MATCHED, up to $2,000, thanks to a matching grant from United Spay Alliance.

Our cats raise $2,000.
The match makes it $4,000.

And why put our house cats to work?

Because so many of the cats curled up on our couches started outside too. They were strays, porch kittens, barn cats or cats someone found and eventually brought home.

The cats we’re helping outside today may not be so different from the cats sleeping on our couches tonight.

So let’s put ours to work for them.

📸 Enter your cat.
📣 Share them.
❤️ Raise money.
🐾 Help cats still outside.

Let’s see which cat can raise the most.

Enter your cat. Show them off. Raise money for cats still outside. EVERY DOLLAR MATCHED!

10/23/2026

Your cat has been freeloading long enough. 😂

Tomorrow, we’re putting them to work.

There will be competition.
There will be prizes.
And yes, cats will make a difference. 🐾

Stay tuned. This one is going to be fun.

10/15/2026

Hi all! Hope to see you there!

Our next Logan County TNR Project monthly meeting is coming up!

Join us on Sunday, October 25 at 1:00PM.

We’ll be talking about current colonies, trapping needs, volunteers, upcoming work, and how we can keep making progress across Logan County.

Whether you’ve volunteered before, want to learn more about TNR, or are simply interested in helping community cats, you’re welcome to join us.

🐾 All are welcome.

🐾 Come with questions, ideas, and a willingness to help.

Together, we can keep reducing the number of unwanted litters and build healthier community cat populations throughout Logan County. See less

09/27/2026

Thank you to all the community members who donated food to TNR via the Logan County Animal Shelter. I know the community cat care givers appreciate it!
See you all at the meeting at 1:00 PM today at the Logan County Animal Shelter!

09/24/2026

Hi all, don't forget about our meeting on Sunday. We'll see you at the animal shelter at 1:00 PM on the 27th of September!

09/16/2026

Hi all!!! Here is a great opportunity for you and your kitties!
$25.00!! The 14th and 28th of Octoberin Champaign County!
All the details are below!
Get your kitties fixed!!!!

09/15/2026

🐾 The Logan County Cat Colony Caregivers need help. 🐾

The people caring for community cat colonies are doing everything they can, but the rising cost of cat food is making it harder and harder to keep up. Many are feeding multiple cats every single day, and the need is constant.

Right now, we could really use donations of dry and wet cat food, as well as gift cards to Walmart, Tractor Supply, Kroger, or other stores that sell cat food, to help support them.

These caregivers are the quiet heroes behind the scenes. They make sure the cats have food, watch over them, and help us identify cats that still need to be spayed or neutered.

If you would like to help, please message Logan County TNR Project on Facebook.

Gift cards or donations can also be mailed to:

Logan County TNR Project
P.O. Box 102
Huntsville, Ohio 43324

Every bag of food. Every can. Every gift card.
It all makes a difference.

Message us for drop-off locations, or we will come pick up!!

Thank you for helping us care for the cats — and the people caring for them. ❤️

09/14/2026

Our next Logan County TNR Project monthly meeting is coming up!

Join us on Sunday, September 27 from 1:00–2:00 PM at the Logan County Animal Shelter, 284 County Road 32 S., Bellefontaine.

We’ll be talking about current colonies, trapping needs, volunteers, upcoming work, and how we can keep making progress across Logan County.

Whether you’ve volunteered before, want to learn more about TNR, or are simply interested in helping community cats, you’re welcome to join us.

🐾 All are welcome.
🐾 Come with questions, ideas, and a willingness to help.

Together, we can keep reducing the number of unwanted litters and build healthier community cat populations throughout Logan County.