Spay Neuter Iberia Project - SNIP

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Spay Neuter Iberia Project - SNIP Our mission? Prevention. TNR-the humane solution. https://www.paypal.com/US/fundraiser/charity/1256768 Formerly New Iberia Feral Cat Project (NIFCP). What is TNR?

T- Trap the feral/stray cat
N- Neuter/spay the cat and provide rabies vac. R- Return cat to where it was trapped
Reprodutive Cycle is stopped. This is the most humane method of controlling the feral/stray cat population. It has been proven time and again around the country. We do not remove and relocate cats or have them killed just because they are an inconvenience. On the contrary, we believe that the number of feral cats can be reduced through TNR. We need volunteers and donations for this mission to be a success. We are NOT a cat "removal" service and if ANY of our traps are used in bringing a cat to animal control, action will be taken. We need volunteers to trap cats, foster kittens and cats, pick up and bring cat/kittens to be "sneutered" and returned to their familiar environment from which they came. Our group assists in T-N-R (trap,neuter,return) cats and kittens and return them to their familiar colonies after the spay/neuter. Doing this is a more humane way of animal control and will eventually lead to lower cat/kitten intake at Iberia Parish Animal Control facility on Seaway Access road. We have an Amazon Wish List. We are always accepting food donations and desperately need these donations. Please pick up an extra bag of cat food while picking up some for your babies. http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/F1M3XPM1A49D/ref=topnav_lists_1

To donate monetary donations, please visit our ongoing fundraiser page http://www.youcaring.com/pet-expenses/fix-dat-cat-spay-neuter-iberia-project-snip/128153. Please take the time to watch the videos I post on occasion. Whether you have experience trapping or are completely new to it, you will be surprised by the methods shown in the videos. They are very informative and show numerous helpful techniques. Contact us here on our page for the drop off of monetary and food donations. Thank you for being a part of this beneficial practice of TNR for the cats and the community! We are pleased to inform you that we are now an official 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All "staff" are volunteers who receive no compensation for their time and efforts. Not a dime. We are more than happy to provide receipts for any monetary, in-kind or Amazon wish list contributions. Please request and we can mail one to you.

10/19/2026
Free webinar to show you the proper ways to take care of your community kitties! Register now!
10/14/2026

Free webinar to show you the proper ways to take care of your community kitties! Register now!

Next month, on November 14, join the experts at Neighborhood Cats for “Colony Caretaking Tips & Tricks.” We’ll cover feeding, winter shelter, health hacks, using trail cameras, ways to keep cats out of neighbors’ yards, fighting off fleas, dealing with wildlife and other caretaking challenges.

Whether you’re new to community cat caretaking or a grizzled veteran, we guarantee you’ll walk away with some new ideas.

And the best part? This advanced webinar is free!

Register now to save your spot: https://communitycatscentral.thinkific.com/courses/colony-caretaking-tips-tricks-November-2026

10/14/2026
Please please let’s do all we can as a community to stop this cycle by delivering TNR services to Iberia Parish. It take...
10/13/2026

Please please let’s do all we can as a community to stop this cycle by delivering TNR services to Iberia Parish. It takes $$$ and volunteers. We have a fundraiser this Friday to raise money. Please consider donating or purchasing a ticket. We do not receive any government funds and it is strictly run on donations and volunteers. No one gets paid for their time or gas to do what we do.

National Feral Cat Day is Friday, please come out and support our mission. 🍝 🍝 This overpopulation needs to be discusse...
10/12/2026

National Feral Cat Day is Friday, please come out and support our mission. 🍝 🍝

This overpopulation needs to be discussed more, instead of turning a blind eye.

10/04/2026

🐱❤️ FROM STRAY KITTEN TO WORLD RECORD HOLDER: MEET FLOSSIE

Flossie began life as a stray kitten living near a hospital in Merseyside, England. More than three decades later, she is officially recognized as the world's oldest living cat. 🥹🐾

Born on December 29, 1995, Flossie was adopted by a hospital worker and spent years in loving homes. After losing her first two owners, she eventually came into the care of Cats Protection at age 24.

In 2022, at 26 years and 316 days old, Guinness World Records named Flossie the world's oldest living cat. She celebrated her 30th birthday in 2025 and continues to enjoy a cozy life in London with her owner, Vicki Green.

Although she has hearing loss and failing eyesight, Flossie remains affectionate, playful, and always ready for food and cuddles. ❤️

Her remarkable life is a beautiful reminder that senior cats still have so much love to give. Sometimes, a tiny stray can grow into a true legend. 🐱👑

Francine Guillot BFF Spay Neuter Project
10/02/2026

Francine Guillot BFF Spay Neuter Project

We are so proud of Mia for representing her kindergarten class at St Cecilia School. Their assignment was simple, do something for the community and they chose to bring toys, food, and supplies to injured cats in our care.

Her teacher, Ms. Bertrand, is helping shape the next generation of compassionate leaders, and we’re grateful for it.

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