Logan County TNR Project is an Ohio registered non-profit and 501(c)3 organization created for the purpose of sterilizing feral street cats and returning them to their colony.

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MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of Logan County TNR Project is to humanely reduce the number of feral, free roaming street cats in Logan County, Ohio. This will be accomplished by trapping, spaying/neutering, rabies vaccinating and returning cats to their original locations. This process (referred to as TNR for trap-neuter-return) is an internationally recognized approach to addressing the feral cat overpopulation; and has proven to be an effective method of accomplishing the goal of reducing and maintaining stable feral cat colonies. Our target cats are the un-owned cats living on the streets, feral or friendly, with or without a caretaker.

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In addition, Logan County TNR Project will serve as an educational resource for local government and the public on street cats, how TNR programs work and how they help stabilize and control the number of cats within our communities.

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We are not a rescue—so we do not take in or re-home cats/kittens. We have no physical address (see our P.O. Box address under DONATE). We are an all-volunteer group operating primarily on donations and fundraisers to pay for spay/neuter surgeries and State required rabies vaccines.