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Feral Cat Workbook


		Free Download: Available FREE for the first time: Feral Cat Caretakers Coalition Caretaking Workbook ... Get it now (FCCC site)

Help Needed Now


		Drivers Needed: Do you have a few hours here and there to drive cats or supplies?... click here Fosters Need You: Do you have love to spare and a few free hours each day?... click here MORE

Community


		Vet Shortage and Impossible to Find TNR There is an acute shortage of vets in California,and nationwide, detailed in this study done by UC Davis. As such most Bay Area shelters have had to severely limit or even suspend their TNR programs. At the same time private vet costs have risen sharply. To help, the state recently approved expanded vet telehealth services, and along with other government and private agencies are working towards alleviating the situation through assistance and other programs.

Recent Activity


		What we've been up to: some of the things the CRC has done lately for the public or CRC members.... read more

Mitigation

When cats become an issue in a neighborhood and you need to talk to the residents, here are some helpful flyers and informational pamphlets to take with you.

Basic Mitigation Package

1. Alley Cat Allies' brochure "How to Live With Cats in Your Neighborhood". This gives a basic overview of TNR, the vacuum effect, and lists common complaints and solutions (brochure version): Alley Cat Allies

2. Same item, but in text format on Alley Cat Allies' website: Alley Cat Allies

3. List of cat deterrents (items to keep cats away from yards, cars, flower beds, etc.): Deterrents (doc)

4. Door hanger description of San Jose Feral Freedom Program San Jose Feral Freedom Program website (sponsored by Town Cats)

5. Brief description of ear tipped cats and why residents want to leave them be Ear tipped Cats