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all-day Springwells Detroit Spay/Neuter Transport @ Detroit Wellness Center
Springwells Detroit Spay/Neuter … @ Detroit Wellness Center
May 20 all-day
Springwells Detroit Spay/Neuter Transport @ Detroit Wellness Center | Detroit | Michigan | United States
Free transportation to Warren for your pet to get Spayed/Neutered! Appointment required, call 313-804-9152 or request an appointment here; please indicate the appointment is for [...]

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TNR Wish List

Trap Neuter Return Wish List

Helping free roaming kitties takes a lot of time and effort. We appreciate your support and donations of the following:

•Canned cat food

•Dry cat food (Cat Chow is reasonably priced and good quality)

•Dog houses or igloos

•Large old or new towels

•Sheets (to cover the traps and reduce stress)

•Canned sardines or tuna (to help attract cats)

•Catnip (to help attract cats)

•Shelter building supplies

 

Shelter building supplies:

•Nashua aluminum foil multipurpose tape – Found at Lowes/Home Depot in the dryer, duct work department ($7).

•X-Large styrofoam cooler boxes – Just like fish shipment boxes or used for medicines to be shipped to hospitals. Check with your large chain pet shops, grocery stores, veterinary hospitals and human hospitals.

•In lieu of styrofoam coolers, heavy duty plastic storage tubs: two heavy duty storage bins that fit inside of each other with plenty of room for insulation between the two (on all sides and the top). Smaller of the two should be at least an 18 gallon. Outer container preferably should be Rubbermaid – won’t crack in cold weather.

•Straw (NOT hay).

•Reflectix mylar insulation – Found at Lowes/Home Depot in the insulation department.

 

How can I help?

We need help in the following areas:

•Transport of the cats before and after surgery

•Trapping

•Building shelters for outside cats

•Food donations

•Towels/sheets to cover traps

•Mentoring others

•Trap bank – trap storage

•Shelter bank – shelter storage

•Recovery – keeping the cats for a few days while they recover

•Cutting up sheets and sewing them to make trap covers

•Rotating days with a care taker to feed a colony

 

Email us at tnr@allaboutanimalsrescue.org if you are interested in any of these or all of them!