Ways you can help

Leave out clean food and fresh water for street animals, mainly where they are commonly found.

Create makeshift shelters using cardboard boxes or blankets to protect animals from the elements.

Contact a local vet or rescue group for assistance if you see an injured or sick animal.

Support sterilization programs and ensure animals are vaccinated to prevent disease and control overpopulation.

Support TNR programs involving trapping, spaying/ neutering, vaccinating, and returning the cats to their colony.

Properly managed colonies can improve the quality of life for cats through better nutrition, vaccination, and sterilization.

Share information about TNR and other humane solutions with your community and advocate for policies that support animal welfare.

Use humane methods to discourage cats from accessing areas you don't want them in, such as securing outdoor trash or using digging deterrents.

Donate to or volunteer with local animal shelters and rescue organizations that work with free-roaming animals.