Our Current Events

Next spay/Neuter Clinic:


Monday February 20th 2012

Windham Animal Hospital

Call or email today to reserve slots!

Only un-owned free-roaming feral/stray cats residing within Lowell, MA are eligible.




2nd Annual Online Auction Fundraiser


Bidding opens Saturday March 17th 2012

Visit BiddingForGood

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Whole Cat Workshop


Sunday March 25th 2012
1:15 PM - 3:00 PM

Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University
Grafton, MA

Click Here for More Info




Donate a Trap to Us!



Lowell TNR Appearance on 980 WCAP


Listen to the Lowell TNR Coalition answer questions back on Monday, October 11th 2010 on the Wicked Local Show with Jack Baldwin & Max Bowen, Editor of the Billerica Minuteman.




Total Spay/Neuter Goal by June 2012:


Spay Neuter Goal

Volunteer Opportunities



Lowell TNR relies on the time and energy of our dedicated volunteers to coordinate, manage and execute our TNR efforts. We are always open to new volunteers and no prior training or experience is required.

Trappers

Once a month, volunteers span out across different sites around Lowell to trap the cats for spay/neuter surgery. The trapping is 100% humane and all equipment and supplies are provided. Although patience is often the key, no prior experience is required.

Drivers

Once a month, drivers are needed to transport the cats to and from the holding location and the clinic location for surgery. When a large number of cats are involved, a UHaul is rented for this purpose.

Recovery Caretakers

As the cats recover from surgery, vounteers monitor their progress, provide food and water and clean the holding area. Ensuring a successful recovery is an integral part of the TNR process.

Donation Can Owners

Part of our funding is provided by a donation can program. Volunteers solicit local businesses to support a can which are collected as needed and brought to our monthly meetings.

Fundraising Coordinators

Fundraisers are a great way to obtain finanical support while interacting with the local community. We are always looking for new ideas and volunteers to coordinate these efforts.

Administrative

There is a great deal of coordination behind the scenese that goes into a successful TNR program. Examples include responding to inquiries, managing policies and procedures, coordinating the clinics, website administration, community outreach and the list goes on!

Interested in helping out or learning more?

Contact Us at:

Phone: 978-349-6143
Email: info@lowelltnr.org