Glad to hear you want to be proactive! I second what Stacy suggests about connecting with management and residents early on. That's good advice for any new residential complex, like apartment buildings. You need to be seen as a trusted resource, so that people will come to you when they need...
Hello, I agree with what Monica posted except my first approach would be the management company and the developers to introduce yourself as a resource for the new community. They can and will be your best advocates. Most trailer parks have resident councils. Find out when they will be set up and...
I'm interested to learn about ideas folks suggest here, and what kind of success you have with a intake-prevention program. A big issue we find with parks in our county is folks who don't have cars can't access the resources that are available. We tend to end up with designated drivers coming...
Hi there, I think it would be a great idea to flyer any new community, regardless of the housing type, with proactive information on pet resources available so everyone can make use of them, which might help keep families together, prevent avoidable surrender, unwanted litters, etc. Perhaps you...
Full chat log and resources of the 7/19/21 Shelter and Rescue Support call. #AdoptionsandAdoptionPrograms #CommunityCatManagement #FundraisingandDevelopment #Maddie'sCommunityConversations
Monday 7.19.21 Shelter and Rescue Support Chat.docx
There are plans for a new trailer park in town. As the TNR coordinator my main concern is the proliferation of cats associated with these facilities. I wonder if anyone here would share experiences reaching out to trailer park owners, maybe assisting in implementing spay/neuter policies etc. We...
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