Wildflowers TNR

We are working towards a world where cats are not born outside to struggle, and shelters and rescues are not full of cats and kittens needing good homes. Through TNR Cats are amazing reproducers because female queens are induced ovulators- they ovulate after mating- which pretty much guarantees conception. T hey can become pregnant as early as four months old, and have up to five litters a year since their gestation period is only two months. So just one female can give birth to up to thirty kittens a year, while male can impregnate countless females.

Hours By appointment only
Adopting

Fees, requirements & process

Requirements

Fill out an inquiry about the cat you’re interested in; after review, arrange a meeting (sometimes a home visit is required).

How it works

Fill out an inquiry on the cat of interest; after review they follow up, and if it’s a good fit you can meet the cat (a home visit is sometimes required).

Location

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What are your hours?

By appointment only.

Can I adopt a cat from Wildflowers TNR?

Yes, though its main focus is TNR under an Essex County contract. It also finds homes for friendly adult cats and kittens encountered during its trap-neuter-return work.

How do I start the adoption process?

Fill out an inquiry about the cat you're interested in; after review, they'll follow up and arrange a meeting, sometimes including a home visit.

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