Trap-Neuter-Return
Feral & Community Cats (TNR)
TNR support for feral cats that cannot be handled and free-roaming community cats that can be handled.
Your clinic
Amarillo
Contact Amarillo before trapping for the clinic’s guidelines. Cats that can be handled need an appointment; feral cats must arrive in secure, humane traps. Ear-notching is included and required. Grant-supported pricing can change with funding; ask for current terms.
Visit details
- When
Call before trapping to confirm arrival guidelines. Cats that can be handled need an appointment.
- Where
- 2500 SW 6th Ave.
Amarillo, TX 79106 - Phone
- +1-806-680-7049
Prices at Amarillo
Ask the clinic for current pricing for this service.
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More about Feral & Community Cats (TNR)
What this service does and why it matters
Trap-Neuter-Return helps prevent future litters in feral and free-roaming community cat populations. The clinic process differs for cats that cannot be safely handled and free-roaming cats that can be handled. Check your clinic's trapping and scheduling instructions before you come.
- For cats, TNR stops repeated breeding and can reduce fighting, roaming, and mating-related stress.
- For neighborhoods, TNR helps stabilize free-roaming cat populations over time.
- For shelters and rescues, preventing litters reduces pressure on already limited space and resources.
What to know before a visit
- Feral cats are cats that cannot be safely handled. They must arrive in secure, humane traps.
- Contact your clinic for trapping guidelines before you trap.
- Free-roaming cats are cats that can be handled. They need an appointment.
- Ear-notching is included and required so a sterilized community cat can be identified later.