Feral Cat Care of Owens Valley

“Feral Cat Care of Owens Valley Expenses under the Other category of Part I, Line 16 include $210.35 for new cat traps, $1125 on supplies for cat trapping and foster care, $109 spent on educational posters, $781 on a booth and parade entry to promote our cause at a local festival where we promoted our cause and accepted donations, and $462 on our website. The remaining $9509 was paid to local veterinarians for spay or neuter surgeries and rabies vaccinations.”

“Mission Statement. Our primary mission is to use standard TNR practices to reduce the number of feral cats and kittens in the Owens Valley, CA. Standard TNR practices include trapping, neutering/spaying, vaccinating and returning to their colony. When time and funding allow, we also help to rehome feral kittens. In extraordinary cases, we will provide support to care for sick or diseased cats or kittens. We will provide technical assistance and education to empower the community to care for feral kittens. We provide community services, including public education and trapping. Our goals are aligned with Inyo County Animal Control, and we work together with them to facilitate cat/kitten adoptions and promote animal welfare whenever possible”