Colony Manager Program
Winter shelter / feeding station for a colony of cats.
Free roaming cats can be found all over Winnipeg. Lindenwoods, Elmwood, Island Lakes, North End, Point Douglas, Charleswood -- pick a neighbourhood, and you'll find community cats. In every one of those neighbourhoods you will also find concerned residents who want to make a difference for the cats. Our Colony Manager Program lets them do just that.
Colony Managers are ordinary people who take care of the cats in their neighbourhoods. They provide feeding stations, keep track of how many cats are showing up to eat, catch kittens for adoption, and trap adult cats for TNR (trap, neuter, return).
Craig Street Cats provides colony managers with access to cat food, humane traps, and discounted spay / neuter. We also guarantee adoption space for kittens born into their colonies.
Our Colony Manager Program accepts up to 10 new managers each year. If you are caring for cats in your neighbourhood and would like to join the program please call us at 204 421-1919 or complete our online application.
You can build a shelter to help community cats stay warm through the winter. We use many of these simple shelters to keep our colony cats warm and dry over the winter.
Colony Managers are ordinary people who take care of the cats in their neighbourhoods. They provide feeding stations, keep track of how many cats are showing up to eat, catch kittens for adoption, and trap adult cats for TNR (trap, neuter, return).
Craig Street Cats provides colony managers with access to cat food, humane traps, and discounted spay / neuter. We also guarantee adoption space for kittens born into their colonies.
Our Colony Manager Program accepts up to 10 new managers each year. If you are caring for cats in your neighbourhood and would like to join the program please call us at 204 421-1919 or complete our online application.
You can build a shelter to help community cats stay warm through the winter. We use many of these simple shelters to keep our colony cats warm and dry over the winter.
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