Feed & Fix Foundation

Feed & Fix Foundation

South Jordan, UT

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Feed & Fix Foundation is a Utah-based nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of feral and community cats through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), colony care, and community education. Operating primarily in Utah, they work to reduce homeless cat overpopulation, provide regular feeding and essential veterinary care, and find loving homes for friendly cats and kittens who can be socialized.

Areas served Utah (including South Jordan and surrounding communities)

Feed & Fix Foundation serves Utah (including South Jordan and surrounding communities).

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How it works

Feed & Fix Foundation assesses each cat's personality to determine if they are candidates for adoption or better suited to live in their outdoor colony environments, placing friendly cats and socialized kittens into loving homes.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can community cats be adopted?

While many community cats are not suited to indoor life, some are friendly and adoptable. Feed & Fix Foundation assesses each cat's personality to determine if they are candidates for adoption or best suited to outdoor life.

What is TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return)?

TNR is a humane approach to managing community cat populations where cats are humanely trapped, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and returned to their outdoor homes to help reduce new litters and improve overall feline health.

Does Feed & Fix Foundation provide training and equipment for volunteers?

Yes, they train and lend out traps for volunteers interested in learning about TNR protocols, feeding routines, shelter construction, and other community cat care practices.

What should be done with community cats if a caretaker is moving?

Caregivers should ask nearby neighbors to take over colony feeding and monitoring on a regular schedule. If relocating cats, caregivers must provide an acclimation period in a secure, covered enclosure (measuring at least 8x8 feet) for 4 to 8 weeks before release.

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