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CARE Feline TNR  is a nonprofit organization committed to reducing the population of community and abandoned cats in Orange County, Florida through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR). We work in conjunction with Orange County Animal Services to offer free spay/neuter and vaccines for community and abandoned cats in Orange County.

CARE is operated entirely by volunteers. We fund our efforts with donations we receive from the public.

Caretakers maintain feral colonies throughout Orange County. They provide food and medical attention to the community cats that live in these colonies. However, maintenance alone is not enough. That is why our caretakers work diligently to TNR each and every cat in a colony. This process requires a long-term commitment to the cats and a person that genuinely cares about the cats to follow through with the entire program.

Our program:

  • Is a TNR program. It
    • IS NOT for Pets (see low cost care options for pets)
    • IS NOT a relocation or adoption service
    • IS NOT a removal service
    • IS for ORANGE COUNTY cats only
    • IS for people who want to help make a difference
    • IS 100% volunteer and requires you to take part in the process.
    • IS funded by donations. There is no set charge for any of the services provided, but we do have expenses and depend on your donations to continue to fund and expand the program.
  • Provides the following FREE services for community or abandoned cats including:
    • SPAY or NEUTER
    • RABIES VACCINATION & TAG
    • FVRCP – annual shot for distemper and upper respiratory diseases
  • Uses standard TNR “ear tipping”for easy identification of cats that have been through the   program
  • Utilizes random testing for Feline Leukemia (FeLV) and Feline AIDS (FIV). If the test is positive, the cat will be euthanized in accordance with OCAS disease control guidelines.
  • Loans traps to caretakers, as necessary, to catch feral cats

CARE Feline TNR, Inc. is operated solely by volunteers and with donations received from the public. For more information, please read the Appointment Procedures page, then call the CARE Feline TNR Message Center at (407) 522-2617 and one of our volunteers will return your call.

If your call is not returned within 24 hours, please call again. Several people answer the phone, a different person each day of the week. If something happens and we are not able to return your message immediately, the next volunteer will not know you called or have your contact information.


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