HSHV's TNR program exists to serve the community cats (unsocialized, outdoor cats) in our area by sterilizing and vaccinating them. The core goal of the program is to humanely reduce community cat populations over time.

In order to prioritize large colonies and those who do not have the physical means to trap cats, HSHV will be using the remainder of the fall season to trap cats for those in need. The appointments are all filled at this time, if you are interested in future scheduling, please email TNR @hshv.org

-Due to limited availability TNR is reserved for Washtenaw County cats at this time

Michigan TNR clinics resource list

Paws Clinic – Taylor https://thepawsclinic.com/feral-cats/feral-cat-surgery/

All About Animals – Flint, Warren https://allaboutanimalsrescue.org/stray-cats/

Michigan Humane – Detroit, Rochester Hills, Westland https://www.michiganhumane.org/tnr-program/

Humane Society of Midland County – Midland https://hsomc.org/tnr

C-Snip – Grand Rapids https://www.csnip.org/feral-cat

Humane Society of Bay County – Bay County https://humanesocietybaycounty.org/trap-neuter-return/

Capital Area Humane Society – Ingham, Eaton & Clinton Counties - https://www.cahs-lansing.org/

Cascades Humane Society – Jackson https://chspets.com/forgotten-felines/

Comforts Place – Redford https://www.facebook.com/comfortsplace/

Pawsitive Care Affordable Pet Care – Holly https://www.pawsitivecaremi.com/

Sunrise Veterinary – Alpena https://sunriseveterinaryservices.com/spay-and-neuter/

Lenawee County Humane Society – Adrian https://lenhumanesoc.org/operation-fixation/

Kalamazoo Humane Society – Kalamazoo https://www.kazoohumane.org/

tnr@hshv.org // text / call - 734-590-0162 (TNR coordinator) // 734-662-4365 (HSHV clinic)

TNR Coordinator hours - 8:00am - 4:00pm Sunday - Thursday