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    • About Us
      • By the Numbers
      • Our Groups
    • TNR
      • What is TNR
      • Caregiver Commandments
      • Operation Snip & Tip
      • How to Trap
      • Vaccum Effect
      • Spay / Neuter Initiative
      • Colony Care
      • Community Support
      • Winter Colony Care
      • Hypothermia in Feral Cats
      • Deterrents
      • Kitten Chart
    • Adoptions
      • Adoption Initiative
      • Adult Cats for Adoption
      • Cat and Kitten Care
      • Kittens for Sale or Free
      • Petsmart Kitten Adoption
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TNR Line: 440-467-CATS (2287)

Lake County & Ashtabula Community Cats
  • Home
  • About Us
    • By the Numbers
    • Our Groups
  • TNR
    • What is TNR
    • Caregiver Commandments
    • Operation Snip & Tip
    • How to Trap
    • Vaccum Effect
    • Spay / Neuter Initiative
    • Colony Care
    • Community Support
    • Winter Colony Care
    • Hypothermia in Feral Cats
    • Deterrents
    • Kitten Chart
  • Adoptions
    • Adoption Initiative
    • Adult Cats for Adoption
    • Cat and Kitten Care
    • Kittens for Sale or Free
    • Petsmart Kitten Adoption
  • Volunteer
  • Events
  • Resources
  • Donate
  • Friends of Community Cats
  • The Kitten Blog
  • Cats and Kittens Pictures

Eastlake Community Cats

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Eastlake Community Cats

Eastlake Community Cats is the organization charged with providing trapping, low-cost sterilization, and ongoing education to ANY Eastlake resident who wishes to provide care for cats that may have chosen your back yard as their new home.


In October 2019, Eastlake City Council ratified a new ordinance that promotes the responsible care of stray and feral cats through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs. TNR has proven to be the most humane and effective method for controlling the potential overpopulation of abandoned, stray, and feral cats in our community. As an approved animal welfare organization, Eastlake Community Cats provides trapping, low-cost sterilization and ongoing education to any Eastlake resident who wishes to care for these animals. We are here to help!


Many cities that have adopted TNR require residents to register directly with local officials. Eastlake DOES NOT require this, however the ordinance does specify that you work with an approved animal welfare organization (such as Eastlake Community Cats) to ensure that your colony is compliant with the legislation. We do not share your names with the city. We provide numbers and statistics about how well TNR is working-and we, like you, know it works-on a quarterly basis. 


Good News for Eastlake

Eastlake Caregivers Registration Form

Colony Caregiver Commandments

FAQs for Eastlake Residents


Learn about Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) 

How to Trap 

Vacuum Effect 

Deterrents 

Kitten Chart 

Community Support


Contact us:

EastlakeCats@gmail.com 


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