Resources
Cat TNR and Colony Management Seminar
Too Many Cats? We Can Fix That!
To learn more about trap neuter return and how to get started, please join us at this event on March 23rd!
Speakers:
Lions, Wolves, and Bears!
Learn about the status and policies affecting these animals in Arizona.
Update on Pilot Spay Neuter Project
The Spay Neut
er Pilot Program has trapped, neutered, and returned 1000 cats since May 1st. ADLA and Arizona Humane Society (AHS) are leading this grassroots, volunteer-driven initiative to reduce free-roaming cat population in target areas of the Valley.
ADLA's TNR Coordinator Karen Anderson and AHS Director Guy Collison discussed the program at the recent AHS Telethon.
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TNR Referral FAQ
Have Questions about ADLA's TNR Program?
Question:
What happens when I call for a TNR referral from the Spay Neuter Hotline?
Answer:
Callers are referred to the Spay Neuter Hotline TNR Program from a variety of sources. You do not have to be a cat lover to participate.

ADLA maintains an extensive database of low-cost spay/neuter clinics around Arizona. 