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Meow Now and Friends of Strays have joined Forces !!

MEOW Now, a program of Friends of Strays, works to humanely reduce the free-roaming cat population in Pinellas County by providing targeted Trap – Neuter – Vaccinate – Return (TNVR), caregiver support and advocacy. Volunteer cat trappers help colony caregivers target their colonies for TNVR

Please click the link below for more information on their community cat program or call Friends of Strays at (727) 522-6566.

Click HERE to be taken to Meow Now

What is a community/feral cat?

A community cat is a cat that lives outdoors and does not have a particular home or owner. They may be friendly or, in some cases, feral(not socialized with people) these cats typically depend on humans for food, whether it is a neighborhood caretaker, dumpster, or other source.

What is trap neuter vaccinate return(TNVR)?

TNVR is not only humane but is the most effective method of controlling feral/community cat population growth. TNVR benefits the cats and the community. Using this technique community/feral cats living outside are trapped, neutered, left ear tipped, rabies vaccinated, and then returned to their outdoor home.

Harmony Vet Care also offers TNVR services for feral cats with no appointment necessary. All cats MUST arrive in a humane trap.  Harmony Vet Care is a non-profit, 501(c)3 and has three locations in the Bay Area.

Call Harmony Vet Care at 813-871-0850

Visit Harmony Vet Care Website