When it comes to feral cats, the Upper Valley Humane Society has got it together. They have an excellent trap-neuter-release program and address all the needs so common in a feral cat population. While working with a colony of 20-25 cats, all the trapped animals will not only be spayed or neutered but receive comprehensive veterinary care. Many will be adopted into “barn” homes and all will have a less stressful visit to the shelter since their time there will be spent in a large outdoor enclosure rather than a small cage.

The May HTR Foundation is happy to support such professional work.

The Conway Area Humane Society is partnering with three other animal organizations to address the needs of a colony of feral cats estimated to have 80-100 cats. It’s a huge job, but they have a plan and we have no doubt they will be successful. The May HTR Foundation is lucky to be able to help such a dedicated organization.