Morning Connie.
My question is, who feeds on the property?
I think my biggest resource is my caregivers. I dont trap until i know who is feeding th cats. I do this by knocking on doors and looking for food bowls. Neighbors always lnow 😉
By following that rule i have a valuable resource and information.
I go by the moto "every cat has an owner"
But i do trap in a city. Country trapping might be different
What kind of resources were u thinking about?
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Donna Brown
Garden City Community Cats Project
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-18-2023 10:31 PM
From: Connie Ash
Subject: Waiver to be on property to do TNVR
We do not have a waiver, but I am following your thread because four weeks a local who has been working on TNR in our community for serval years was arrested for trespassing. The judge threw out the charges because the person is known in the community for her work with cats, the property was abandoned.
I would love to be able to offer her a resource to ensure the issue does not come up again.
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Connie Ash
Director
Mended Paws Sanctuary
Original Message:
Sent: 06-09-2023 09:09 AM
From: Samantha Polen
Subject: Waiver to be on property to do TNVR
Does anyone use a waiver for feeders, cat caretakers, business owners, etc. to sign off on allowing trappers on their property? We have never used one and never had a problem (going on 6 years now), but a suggestion was to have some verbiage at the bottom of our online Request For Assistance that would cover us for liability. It would be "quiet" and hopefully not concerning to citizens asking for our help and would not require written consent at the time of trapping. Thoughts, ideas, experiences?
#CommunityCatManagement
#LawsandPublicPolicy
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Samantha Polen
Executive Director
T-Town TNR, Inc.
Tulsa OK
https://www.ttowntnr.com/
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