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TNR Line: 440-467-CATS (2287)

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TNR Line: 440-467-CATS (2287)

Lake County & Ashtabula Community Cats
  • Home
  • About Us
    • By the Numbers
    • Education & Research Fund
    • Wellness Subsidies
  • TNR
    • What is TNR
    • City Ordinances
    • 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
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  • Donate
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Shelters 101

Rubbermaid Cat Shelter

A light blue Rubbermaid cat shelter with straw inside.

  • A good size is at least 2’x3′ and at least 18” high 
  • Make sure the door is no bigger than 6-8 inches wide and raise shelters off the ground to conserve warmth 

Another Example of a Simple Cat Shelter

An insulated Rubbermaid cat shelter with a small door cut into the side.

  • Use straw for bedding and/or insulate inner walls and floor with mylar and/or styrofoam 
  • Avoid wood chips, hay, paper bedding, and blankets


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