About East Brunswick TNR & Rescue
What started as a Facebook group in 2020 has become a formal organization working colony by colony across East Brunswick.
Our Story
How EBTNR began
Our organization blossomed out of the recognition by one concerned resident of the need for TNR in town. Lindsay has since tirelessly connected the various people in town who were already providing TNR services to community cats, and recognized that we needed a formal organization to consistently achieve the goals of a successful TNR program.
What started with a Facebook group in 2020 has brought the community together and has since been able to identify the current colonies and areas of need in town. The group has already completed TNR for dozens of cats and rescued many kittens.
We need continued support for trapping, holding, and transporting cats to and from their surgeries. Additionally, we are hoping to develop a foster program for kittens that are rescued from these situations.
Our Team
Leadership
The volunteers who keep East Brunswick TNR & Rescue running.
What We Do
Our work in East Brunswick
Our mission is to reduce the community cat population of East Brunswick through TNR, providing low-cost spay/neuter resources for owned cats, and rescue of outdoor kittens and friendly cats to enhance the quality of life of community cats and East Brunswick residents alike.
Trap-Neuter-Return
Identifying colonies, planning trapping, and returning sterilized, vaccinated, ear-tipped cats to the outdoor homes they know.
How TNR worksRescue & adoption
Kittens and friendly cats found outdoors are rescued and put up for adoption when feasible.
Foster with usAdvocacy
We are asking the East Brunswick Mayor & Town Council to adopt a formal Community Cat (TNVR) Ordinance.
Read the petition