The TNR of the Forgotten Ferals Of Norwood

The Forgotten Ferals Of Norwood is a colony of approximately 60 cats in a small town in Ontario. TNR'ing 60 cats is a daunting task for any organization, let alone one person. But indeed, it is one property neighbour who has tasked herself with this responsibility even if it means cashing in her retirement savings to do it. A recently retired police officer, clearly this colony caregiver is driven by a continued desire to serve her community. The absence of responsible pet ownership, affordable spay/neuter services and spay/neuter pet by-laws, are a breeding ground for unwanted ferals. Cats then gather in colonies where they find shelter and food. Lost or abandoned pets procreate with free roaming unaltered pets. They and their offspring form colonies that are allowed to proliferate until someone can no longer turn their back. The Forgotten Ferals now have an advocate who is determined to do right by these forgotten creatures. But she needs our help. Vet bills will exceed $7000, and maintaining the dietary requirements of the colony will be an on going expense. Feral cats are a result of our negligence. Can you make a small donation to do your part for the least amoung us?