Community Cats Contact Form

Topics:*

Please choose the topic in which you are interested from the list below.

County*

Please choose the county in which you live from the list below.

Due to the high number of requests for Community Cat spay and neuter services, we are unable to take any more new requests until further notice.

At this time, our spay and neuter appointments are booked solid until January, 2024.

Please continue to check back with us for any updates.

Our Community Cat resources are reserved for residents of Osceola County only.

Please contact your county's Animal Services or Animal Control department for information on Community Cat resources in your area.

Report animal injury and neglect.

At Osceola County Animal Services, we take matters of animal neglect and abuse very seriously but we need your help. Animal injuries also require reporting to evaluate the animal in need.

Please file a report if you suspect animal neglect or cruelty by:

1. By calling us at 407-742-8000. You can remain anonymous and we will respond to your complaint; or
2. By calling Crimeline at 1-800-423-TIPS and your information will remain anonymous.
3. By filing a complaint online by going to Crimeline.org.

Please be a voice for animals in our community. By doing so, you may also be helping humans as well.

Community Cat contact list

Please place my name on the Community Cat contact list. A member of our Community Cat team will receive an email indicating your interest in the topic that you chose above.

First name*

Last name*

Phone*

Street address*

City*

Zip code*

Email address*

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Please tell us about your Community Cats

Where are the cats located?*

Address of colony

What is the cat colony populated with?*

Number of cats and/or kittens.*

Enter number of cats and/or kittens.*

Please enter a number greater than or equal to 4.

If the citizen reporting is doing so for three or fewer cats, the following procedures will be used.

• The feeder or reporting party will complete the Community Cat Program form as you are doing now.

• A Community Cat Program professional will contact you concerning your borrowing a trap or traps from the shelter to trap and deliver the cats to the shelter for health checks as well as spay or neuter. If you are willing to use your own trap you need not reserve one from the shelter.

• You will receive an email with instructions on trapping, transporting then returning the cats to their location.

• If you do not want the cats returned to their location, Animal Services will make arrangements for another placement.

Please note: If a cat has a communicable disease or is badly injured, it is often possible that the animal will be humanely euthanized to maintain the health of the community.

Cat deterrents may be your solution

Cat deterrents are sprays or devices that repel cats from a property.

When used properly, they will send a cat running from a yard or commercial property without harming either the cats or the environment.

They can be very effective.

Cat deterrent fact sheet

Homemade cat deterrents

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The cats appear to be*

The cats live*

The cats are fed by:*

Do you know if anyone has been bitten or scratched by one of the cats?

I have asked for assistance through Osceola County previously*

Are you willing to trap the cats yourself?

Do you own your own trap or traps?

Are you willing to transport the trapped cats for spay/neuter?

Are you the colony feeder?

At what time do you feed the cats?

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Additional comments

The community cat program is currently in transition. Please be patient as response times will be longer than usual.

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