With the gracious volunteer cooperation of Clearwater Animal Hospital plus veterinarians, Jazzpurr Society For Animal Protection is neutering as many stray and feral cats as human and financial resources permit. This program is ideal for those compassionate members of our community who are already caring for homeless animals but cannot afford veterinary care for them. This approach to solving the stray and feral cats program is endorsed by 83% of the population of the city of Windsor.

The Problem: Too many abandoned cats, not enough homes

The Solution: Trap/Neuter/Manage

1. Trap and Transport: Gently bring them to our clinic.
2. Neuter - Treat - Identify: Vaccinate, treat ailments, identify, spay/neuter all stray and feral cats.
3. Return to Managed Colonies to have the "Best Quality of Life Possible" caring for them in managed feral colonies for the rest of their lives.

2. A Proud, Decent, Compassionate Community
3. Important, valuable work for volunteers, feral colony managers and helpers
4. A quality life for the cats
5. Zero Population Growth
6. Elimination of Undesirable Behaviours

To assist other communities who wish to implement a no-kill solution, we are posting all of our Standard Operating Procedures for our Spay/Neuter Program for Stray and Feral Cats. In developing our policies and procedures, we wish to acknowledge and thank the information and advice provided by many groups and individuals, including The Feral Cats Coalition, Alley Cat Allies, Dr. Susan Little (Bytown Hospital, Ottawa), Dr. Chuck Fuerth (Brack Animal Hospital, Windsor), Dr. Karri Beck (Doncaster Clinic, Toronto), Dr. Murray McMullen (Clearwater Animal Hospital, Windsor), the San Francisco SPCA and many others.