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Areas Cripple Creek Ferals and Friends serves
We serve Northern Stark County, Ohio Our coverage area is limited due to work, time and travel restrictions. We are always looking for people interested in doing TNR in their own neighborhoods.
Cripple Creek Ferals and Friends's adoption process
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We require an adoption application before meeting any of our animals and a signed contract with a successful adoption. An adoption donation is required to allow us to continue our work.
We require an adoption application before meeting any of our animals and a signed contract with a successful adoption. An adoption donation is required to allow us to continue our work.
About Cripple Creek Ferals and Friends
Cripple Creek Ferals and Friends is a 501(c)3 dedicated to the Trap/Neuter/Return of stray, feral and free roaming cats. We operate solely on donations. While we do not have a shelter, we do support cats that are not suitable for adoption due to medical, behavioral or social issues.
We regularly offer educational seminars on TNR and will address HomeOwner Associations, Apt. Managers, etc.. regarding cat issues. We offer advice on behavioral issues as well.
TNR has been proven to reduce the population of stray/feral cats and eliminate the nuisance behaviors associated with complaints. From our inception in 2011 to Sept. 2014, we have TNR'd over 600 cats.
Cripple Creek Ferals and Friends is a 501(c)3 dedicated to the Trap/Neuter/Return of stray, feral and free roaming cats. We operate solely on donations. While we do not have a shelter, we do support cats that are not suitable for adoption due to medical, behavioral or social issues.
We regularly offer educational seminars on TNR and will address HomeOwner Associations, Apt. Managers, etc.. regarding cat issues. We offer advice on behavioral issues as well.
TNR has been proven to reduce the population of stray/feral cats and eliminate the nuisance behaviors associated with complaints. From our inception in 2011 to Sept. 2014, we have TNR'd over 600 cats.
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