TNR Webinar: How to Build a TNR Movement, February 21, 2026
If your TNR program is effective but under-recognized—or if you’re carrying too much of the work on too few shoulders—the How to Build a TNR Movement Workshop is designed for you.
How to Build a TNR Movement Certification Workshop
Led by the team behind New York City’s groundbreaking community TNR program, this workshop offers practical strategies for mobilizing the public to help manage free-roaming cats.
You’ll learn how to train and support new trappers, attract volunteers, and build community buy-in—essential skills for any area facing more cats than hands to help.
Want to attend but have Saturday plans? No problem! Recordings come with your registration!
For more details and to register, visit Community Cats Central.
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I will let some people know about this webinar. We have a TNR movement here which could stand more help.
Definitely! The more people the better, but it’s hard to find people who can stay with it.