12/16/2024
It’s a fuzzy video, but we’re returning some of the spayed and neutered cats to the farm- ones that were fixed last week. They’re so happy to be back home! There were 42 cats at this farm, and they’re all getting spayed or neutered, rabies-vaccinated, parasite-treated, and eartipped.
This is the very last project of this year, but we’re still taking calls from folks who care for feral cats. We put them on a list to trap, neuter, and return in the spring.
We are an all volunteer team, dedicated to our spay and neuter mission. If you want to make a donation to support TNR in the Berkshires, you can send a check made out to Community Cat Program of Berkshire Humane Society and sent to the Berkshire Humane Society at 214 Barker Road, Pittsfield, MA 01201.
We also have a cat food pantry just for feral cats. That’s because cats often show up at the doorsteps of people who are kind enough to to care for them, but don’t necessarily have spare money to buy them food. All of the cats we give food to have gone through our Trap Neuter Return program, or are scheduled to. Our food pantry makes sure those cats get the support they need.
Want to help with that?
We need both shreds and pate canned food (any brand, any size). We run out of food on a regular basis. Food can be left in the donation box next to the garage in the lower parking lot at Berkshire Humane. If any food is left at the BHS main desk, it needs to be labeled for Community Cats Pantry. We can also use gift cards to purchase food at Tractor Supply, WalMart, Pet Supplies Plus, or Petco. People can also place food orders (for Community Cats Program) through Amazon or Chewy’s. Any monetary donations need to be specifically designated for: Community Cats Food Pantry. Our mailing address is: Community Cats Program, 214 Barker Rd. Pittsfield, MA 01201. We deeply appreciate your support.
