“We need more people that are eager and willing to help see a problem and want to be a part of the solution.”

This episode is sponsored in part by Urban Cat League, Doobert.com, and Maddie's Fund.

On this episode, Stacy talks to Audrey Stratton, Clinic Supervisor at the Feral Cat Coalition, an organization based in San Diego that is dedicated to reducing overpopulation and improving the lives of cats through TNR services. Founded in 1992, the Feral Cat Coalition has spayed and neutered more than 50,000 community cats.

In her conversation with Stacy, Audrey talks all about community cats and TNR. She describes the changing landscape for community cats and the growing need for more TNR volunteers. Audrey discusses several hot topics, including access to care issues and whether to spay pregnant cats. She also provides her thoughts on addressing some of the frequently encountered issues in the field, such as compassion fatigue and staffing shortage.

To learn more about the Feral Cat Coalition, visit their website or follow them on Facebook or Instagram.