Trap-Neuter-Release Application

The Coffee County Humane Society’s (Tennessee) program of assistance for Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) of stray and feral community cats is available to Coffee County residents.

Coffee County Humane Society (Tennessee) Application for Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) of stray and feral community cats.

First Name *
Last Name *
Home Address *
City *
State *
County *
Zip Code *
Phone Number *
E-Mail *
What type of setting best describes the location of the cat(s)? *
How many cats are you requesting TNR for? *
How many litters of kittens do you see at this location each year on average? *
Are there any pregnant cats? *
Are there any smaller kittens under 3 months of age? *
Are any of the cats friendly enough to be picked up? *
Are any of the cats showing signs of illness? (runny eyes, sneezing, injuries) *
What is the best way to contact you? *	Text Call Email
Please give some info on how these cats are being cared for, including how often they are fed and if they have adequate shelter: *
I understand that: Outdoor cats are given an ear tip to identify that it has been spayed or neutered. All cats face risks during trapping/anesthesia/surgery or during transporting. I understand these risks and will not blame or hold Coffee County Humane Society responsible should a cat die, be injured or escape during the process of TNR. If a cat is deemed too sick or injured to be released by our vets there is a possibility the cat will be humanely euthanized.
Do you understand and agree with the above? *