The Chattanooga Feral Cat Alliance is a non-profit organization providing trap/neuter/return services and education in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Often abbreviated as TNR, the process involves humanely trapping feral cats (sometimes referred to as "community cats"), bringing them into a local clinic for spay/neuter surgery as well as a rabies vaccine and an ear tip?the universal sign of a fixed feral cat?and then returning them back to their outdoor homes (called "colonies") once they're recovered. TNR has been proven to be the least costly and most humane way of stabilizing the feral cat population, and it can eventually reduce the size of colonies in an area. Spaying and neutering feral cats eliminates unwanted behaviors like spraying and fighting, and cuts down on the spread of disease. Perhaps most importantly, TNR reduces the number of kittens that are born?and die?in the wild.

Founded in 2019, we are celebrating becoming an official non-profit in Tennessee by launching this t-shirt fundraiser! Please celebrate with us?all proceeds go directly toward our TNR efforts here in Chattanooga.