TNVR and Cat Trapping Class

Are you looking to learn more about population dynamics and field trapping?
Palm Beach County has a robust population of Community Cats (i.e. outdoor, unowned cats that congregate in neighborhoods in colonies and are managed by Community Feeders). The population and movement of Community Cats is a current field of study and interest.
If you would like to learn field skills on setting, trapping, and working in field conditions, consider joining the Community Cat targeted trapping task force. Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control has a working group of people looking to humanely trap Community Cats for a process called TNVR (Trap Neuter Vaccinate Return) to help control the overall population of Community Cats within the County.
If you would like to find out more about Community Cat Trapping methods and techniques, join us for a free Cat Trapping Class at Animal Care and Control on Sunday, June 29th at 9:30am.

You may also like the following events from Friends of Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control:

• Next month, 11th July, 01:00 pm, PBCACC and OneBlood Blood Drive in West Palm Beach
• Next month, 20th July, 11:30 am, ARC and ACC Pet First Aid Presentation Session 2 in West Palm Beach

Also check out other Workshops in West Palm Beach.