The Merrimack River Feline Rescue Society

Stacy LeBaron, the president of Merrimack River Feline Rescue Society shares her insights on cat rescue.

Alley Cat Allies’ feral cat spay and neuter clinic illustrates high-volume, low-cost, and high-quality procedures. (This video shows a spay surgery and may be considered graphic.)

This is an instructional video from Alley Cat Allies on how to trap an entire colony.

More than 70% of all cats brought into our nation’s animal pounds and shelters are killed. Alley Cat Allies is changing the fate of our nation’s cats by leading the massive movement to stop the killing across the country. Join today to add your voice to this life-saving grassroots campaign!

Hold on to your hat and check this out.It is the first in a series of videos we shot back on February 17th. These spay/neuter events occur every month and if you have never heard of anything like this before, you are not alone. It's amazing!

At the MRFRS Sanctuary in Danville, New Hampshire, rescued feral cats can find safety, care, and a little pampering in this cageless yet protected habitat. This shelter can be a home for over 50 felines. It also provides separate accommodations for FIV+ and FeLV+ cats, who thoroughly enjoy the freedom this environment offers.

The photos above feature our barn cat program. We place feral and other 'unadoptable' cats in acclimation cages for about five weeks while they are adjusting to their new environment and bonding with their owners.

Trap Neuter Return Program Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a strategy for improving the lives of feral cats and reducing their numbers.