Whiskers-N-Paws

I cant begin to adequately express my grattitude that an organization like this exists.I have been a volunteer caretaker of feral catsfor over twenty years.When I say the need for this is staggering, do the math on population postulation.( Say that 10 times)! When I got involved with these cats the joy of helping them to safety or providing an alternative to euthanasia was almost all I thought about.And I found them everywhere.I have heartbreaking stories and moments with these animals that changed me forever.There were maybe 2 other people that were in the area that fed ferals daily.Thanks to Whiskers and Paws countless cats have been fixed cutting down unnecessary feline execution
Cindy and Jennifer run this operation and provide information on Trap Neuter ,Release.Also known as TNR.By educating our community I think people see the option and how it does give these animals a chance.I do not see the number of cats I used to see.It has changed tremendously.Social Media has also improved the sharing of info and resources are shared .And thats not always monetary.If you are looking to rehome your pet or surrender it?, this group is NOT your "Huckleberry".They are reasonable people this is not their mission statement.They might assist in unique placing of feral cats in precarious situations.I believe their agenda is extremely humane treatment and respect to cats everywhere by focus on population control.And if you are an experienced cat wrangler, still checkout their website as well as Lost Pets of Coweta.Great information for those who "watch over the sheep".

These people are great! I had a family of feral cat's that we were feeding and trying to catch to have spayed oe neutered! We caught one then after many failed attempts these guy's caught them for us!! We need more people in our community like these people! I can't say enough! We were about to be over ran with cat's and I don't have the heart to call the shelter! BEST OF LUCK TO YOU GUY'S!

The work that goes on with this organization is incredible. They are life savers...literally. They educate, help, when they can't personally help they send out feelers to try and get help. Compassionate hard working, caring people.

Good cause!