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CATR INC. · CENTRAL NEBRASKA

Cat help that starts with a plan.

CATR Inc. coordinates practical help for feral and pet cats, with TNR at the center of the mission and affordable spay/neuter support close behind.

CATR COMMAND CENTER

Cat help lives all over this room.

Click the objects in the office to explore CATR.

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THE CATR MISSION

In a world where feral cats rule the streets, CATR is dediCATed to Catch, Alter, Treat, & Release.

TNR is the first focus. Helping pet owners coordinate low- or no-cost spay/neuter and transportation is the second. CATR also supports kitten fostering and socialization, medication administration, trapping, and colony management.

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CATR IN THE COMMUNITY

Past, present, and future work.

Photos and videos can document CATR catches, participating pets, community cats, missing pets, partner work and other moments from the program.

The gallery is ready for CATR’s real photos

CATR staff can upload photos and videos in the Admin without touching the website code.

FROM CATR

Real cats. Real cleanup. Real community work.

A few public updates from CATR’s Facebook, plus client-provided CATR media.

WHY CATR

Not a generic animal template. A working cat-help resource.

CATR’s advantage is practical coordination: low/no-cost sterilization options, individual plans and schedules, transportation support, trapping help and local relationships.

CALENDAR

Upcoming CATR activity.

Public events, TNR dates, volunteer opportunities and community activities are managed from the CATR Admin.

No public events are posted yet

When CATR adds an event in the CMS, it appears here and on the calendar automatically.

GET INVOLVED

Foster. Trap. Transport. Donate. Help where you can.

CATR can use community support in several forms, including trapping, cat watching, feral-cat care, fostering, transportation, dish and linen care, supplies and financial support.

COMMUNITY FEEDBACK

What people say about CATR.

Approved reviews stay connected to their original source when one is available.

FAQ

Cat questions are welcome.

What is TNR?
TNR means trap, neuter and return. Community cats are humanely trapped, sterilized and returned when appropriate so populations can be managed without continually adding new litters.
Will I get my pet back?
If you are asking CATR for help with your own pet, tell us clearly that the cat is owned and provide identifying information. The plan should be discussed before any trapping or veterinary appointment so everyone understands the intended outcome.
Can I surrender a cat?
Possibly, depending on the situation and available foster or placement capacity. Contact CATR before bringing or leaving a cat anywhere.
What areas does CATR serve?
CATR currently lists Cozad, Lexington, Gothenburg, Eustis, Farnam, Elwood, Darr and Willow Island as service areas. Contact CATR if you are nearby but not sure whether your location can be served.
Still not sure what kind of help you need?Ask CATR
THE CATR TIMES

News, updates, and community information.

The newspaper is waiting for its first story

CATR can publish news and announcements from the CMS whenever there is something to share.

NEED A HAND?

Tell CATR what’s going on.

Every cat situation is different. Start with the details and CATR can help figure out the next practical step.

Contact CATR