Feral Cat Assistance Program

Animal Rescue Service

Greensboro, NC

Feral Cat Assistance Program offers Greensboro community cats a $10 package covering spay/neuter, vaccines, parasite treatments, and left-ear tipping.

  • Outdoor, free-roaming community cats in Greensboro
  • Trap/Neuter/Return situations where a $10 standard package is suitable
  • Cat caregivers able to attend a mandatory Friday trapping class

Fairytale Farm Rescue & Sanctuary

Animal Rescue Service

Colfax, NC

Fairytale Farm Rescue & Sanctuary specializes in domestic rabbits, offering adoptions, rabbit boarding, rescue requests, and 45-minute Bunny Burrow sessions.

  • Adopting a rescued rabbit
  • Rabbit boarding during vacations, business trips, hospital stays, home renovations, holidays, or emergencies
  • Finding help with a domestic rabbit

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FAQ

How much does community-cat spay/neuter cost?

Feral Cat Assistance Program lists a $10 standard package per cat, including spay/neuter, vaccines, parasite treatments, and left-ear tipping.

What cats qualify for the Greensboro TNR clinic?

The clinic is for outdoor, free-roaming community cats, not personal pets. Cats must be at least four months old and weigh at least four pounds.

How long might a community-cat appointment take?

The waitlist can exceed three months, so this program is not suited to urgent cases. Caregivers must also complete a mandatory Friday trapping class before reserving a clinic appointment.

What should I be able to do before using a TNR program?

The caregiver must trap and transport the cats, provide overnight climate-controlled recovery, and return them on Monday. Loaned traps require a $75 deposit that is held only if the traps are not returned.

What help is available for domestic rabbits?

Fairytale Farm Rescue & Sanctuary offers rescued-rabbit adoptions, boarding with medication administration, courtesy rehoming listings, and guided 45-minute Bunny Burrow sessions. It states that it cannot guarantee intake for owner-surrendered rabbits.