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Spay/Neuter Clinic:

Monday May 20^th

Windham Animal Hospital

Call or email today to reserve slots!

Only un-owned free-roaming feral/stray cats residing within Lowell, MA are eligible.

Lowell cat owners Please take notice and keep your cats indoors.

Our trapping weekend starts Friday May 17^th at 5:00 PM and runs through Sunday May 19^th at 7:00 PM.

Thank you for helping us help the ferals.

Lowell TNR Charity Wish List

It is through the generosity of many individuals, that we at Lowell TNR are able to continue on our mission, and with just one small donation you can help save a cat today. It is during these cold winter months, that our feline friends need the most help. Please take a look at our Charity Wish list and consider donating.

Thank you and Happy Holidays! MEOW

Donate a Trap to Us!

Lowell TNR Appearance on 980 WCAP

Listen to the Lowell TNR Coalition answer questions back on Monday, October 11th 2010 on the Wicked Local Show with Jack Baldwin & Max Bowen, Editor of the Billerica Minuteman.

Lowell TNR Online EBay Store

Visit our Online Charity Store Here »

100% of all purchases directly benefit our emergency medical fund!

NOTE: Only items in the "Charity Items" category will benefit the group.

Total Spay/Neuter Goal by June 2013:

Welcome!

The Lowell TNR Coalition is a collaborative group of individual volunteers and non-profit organizations dedicated to controlling feral cat over-population in Lowell, Massachusetts. Our mission is to spay and neuter all feral and stray cats in Lowell through T.N.R. (Trap-Neuter-Return). Some of the participants of the Coalition include the Merrimack River Feline Rescue Society, Kitty Angels, and the Lowell Animal Control Officer.

Got Ferals?

Are you feeding stray or feral cats in Lowell? Do you know of the location of a colony of feral cats in Lowell?

Let us know - we can help!

Phone: 978-349-6143
Email: info@lowelltnr.org

What Is T.N.R?

T.N.R. (Trap - Neuter - Return) is the process whereby feral and stray cats are humanely trapped, spayed or neutered and vaccinated by a veterinarian and then released back to their original locations after recovering from surgery. In addition, the left ear is cropped or "tipped" indicating that the cat has been sterilized.

We believe that T.N.R. is the most humane and effective way to combat feral over-population while improving the cats' overall health and well-being.

Breaking News

Lowell TNR has just been approved for a 2-year grant to spay/neuter 840 more free-roaming cats in Lowell!

In addition, all owned cats are FREE on the Catmobile for Lowell Residents. Click here for more details.

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This project is made possible by a grant from PetSmart Charities®

Lowell Trap-Neuter-Return Coalition