Community Cat Program: Trap-Neuter-Return

AmPA! representative Mara Hartsell talks about the goal of TNR programs nationwide and what the group will be looking for during their assessment of League City's program.

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Please click the link below to learn more about the current Animal Shelter TNR Policy.

League City Animal Shelter- Standard Operating Procedure-Community Cat Program (TNR)
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Community Cat Program Timeline

Timeline item 1 - complete

Informative

Initial assessment and analysis of city’s ordinances, programs, and TNR policy by AmPA!. During this time, the city’s Community Cat Program will be temporarily on hold.
Timeline item 2 - active

Listening

AmPA! collects feedback and input from city staff, shelter volunteers, League City Animal Advisory Board members, and the League City community.
Timeline item 3 - incomplete

Engagement

AmPA! summarizes the outcome of the assessment to the League City Animal Advisory Board, city council members, and to the League City community.
Timeline item 4 - incomplete

Collaborate

AmPA! leads internal and external stakeholders through the collaboration process and provides suggestion on how to move forward and improve the city’s TNR practices and Community Cat Program.
Timeline item 5 - incomplete

Empower

Animal shelter and city implement changes/additions to policies and ordinances to move League City forward as a leader within the animal shelter industry.

Please click the links below for more information on Trap-Neuter-Return programs.

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Phone	281-554-1265
Email	Amber.Pedigo@leaguecitytx.gov

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Amber.Pedigo@leaguecitytx.gov

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Community Cat Program: Trap-Neuter-Return

AmPA! representative Mara Hartsell talks about the goal of TNR programs nationwide and what the group will be looking for during their assessment of League City's program.

We want to hear from You!