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Trap, neuter, release workshop to help control cat population
For the most part, feral cats are at home outdoors. They keep their distance from humans, and help with rodent control. But since they aren’t spayed or neutered, their population continues to increase, leaving more and more animals vulnerable to life-threatening situations.
Piper was part of a trap, neuter, release program, but eventually found his “forever” home.
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