Coalition Member Groups
Helping Toronto's Homeless, Orphaned and Feral Cats
- Offer free volunteer-driven spay/neuter clinics for feral cats
- Shelter building workshops through fall and winter
- Provide shelters for colonies in need
- Advice and mentorship for colony caretakers
- torontostreetcats@gmail.com, www.torontostreetcats.com
- Offer Free spay/neuter for feral cats Tuesday to Saturday – limited appointments, walk-ins when possible
- Rent traps (including drop traps) to colony caretakers
- Accept feral kittens under 10 weeks of age for socialization, depending on shelter capacity
- 11 River Street, 416-392-9999, www.torontohumanesociety.com spayneuter@torontohumanesociety.com
- Political advocacy around a broad range of animal service issues
- Networking and support for Coalition member groups
- Provide education resources, and direct the public to appropriate TNR resources
- 101-221 Broadview Ave, 416-462-9541, www.animalalliance.ca
- Provide public education and direct the public to appropriate TNR resources
- 416-538-8592, www.torontocatrescue.ca
- Offer free spay/neuter clinic for feral cats
- Lend out traps
- Share available education materials on feral cats and TNR approach
- 416-338-7297, www.toronto.ca/animal_services
- Offer TNR Colony Management Workshops monthly in the GTA
- Share extensive website with information/resources on feral cats
- Maintain a registration based database for feral colonies in the GTA
- Maintain a colony caretaker chatgroup:
http://ca.groups.yahoo.com/group/TorontoFeralCatCaretakers/ - www.communitycats.ca
- Provide the public with information on available resources for feral cats
- Disseminate best practices to public/media
- $70 flat fee for cat sterilizations
- trap depot, food bank and winter shelters for certified caretakers
- host for training workshops
- 16586 Woodbine Avenue, Stouffville, 905-898-7122,
www.ontariospca.ca
- Teams of feral cat feeders in well managed feral colonies
- Focused in the downtown area (e.g. Danforth/Kensington)
- Provide support to caretakers through training and advice
- Foster / adoption program for socialized street cats
- 416-410-3835, www.annexcatrescue.ca