The class is free but space is limited so registration is required.
Please contact our Volunteer Coordinator or call (541) 689 1503 x116 to register.

In 2006 Greenhill Humane Society implemented the Trap Neuter Return (TNR) program.  Gaining popularity nationwide in animal welfare and shelter circles, TNR programs have shown to be the most effective, humane solution to an epidemic of feral cat colony breeding. TNR is a method of humanely trapping feral cats, sterilizing them, and returning them to their colonies to live out their lives.   TNR can also involve a colony caretaker who provides food, adequate shelter, and monitors the cats' health.   Current estimates put the amount of feral cats in Lane County at 15,000-20,000!

To read more about our program, click link to our Trap Neuter Return brochure.   

How you can help

Volunteer  We are always looking for volunteers to assist with trapping.  To volunteer as a feral cat trapper and register for free training, contact our Operations Manager.

If you are caring for a feral cat or colony of ferals, and need help with spay/neuter services, please email the TNR Program Coordinator or phone at 541 689 1503 ext 140. 

Donate  The free and low-cost program wouldn't be possible without the support of donors.  If you would like to donate to this program, please remit checks to Greenhill Humane Society, noting "TNR Program" in the memo box.