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MCSPCA Partners With Local Company To Create Home For Feral Cats
The Monmouth County SPCA had partnered with Mazza Recycling to open the first local cat colony at their Tinton Falls facility.
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MONMOUTH COUNTY – The Monmouth County SPCA had partnered with Mazza Recycling to open the first local cat colony at their Tinton Falls facility.
The 55-acre facility houses a cat shed, food, water and bedding that provides a safe haven for dozens of feral cats that currently live on site.
The partnership began at the start of the summer through a Trap-Neuter-Return program where feral cats are trapped, spayed or neutered and returned to the community to live in managed colonies. Kittens and friendly stray cats are then put up for adoption through the MCSPCA.
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Mazza Recycling is the first company in the county to take part in the MCSPCA program and use their resources to build a home for feral cats.
To date, the MCSPCA have trapped, spayed, neutered and vaccinated 8 cats from Mazza Recycling’s property and will continue to set traps on their property in the next coming months.
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