Las Vegas Valley Humane Society
The LVVHS is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue of sick, injured, and homeless animals in Southern Nevada.
TNR Program For Feral/Stray Cats
Trap-Neuter-Return:
A Humane Solution for Community Cats
The LVVHS has a dedicated feral cat program for the community of Las Vegas Valley. We spay/neuter and vaccinate these cats. We do not remove any cats from someone’s property. Reducing the overpopulation by spaying and neutering these cats will address the problem in our community in a safe and humane way. It will take time, this is why we all need to work together.
There are THREE ways that LVVHS can help you.
YOU MUST FILL OUT AND SUBMIT ONE OF THESE FORMS IN ORDER FOR US TO HELP.
PLEASE DO NOT CALL US. We generally respond within 24-48 hours unless it is an emergency, however depending on the volume it may be longer. Our staff will determine what constitutes an emergency. Only those without access to a computer can call our hotline at 702 434-2009 or email tnr@lvvhumane.org.
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If your situation involves a pregnant or injured feral cat or newborn kittens in harm's way.
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If you are willing to do the work of trapping, with training, then our staff will assist you in every way. This will speed up the process in getting our help.
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If you have your own traps and need sponsorship.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:
The Animal Foundation: They have several ways to help with your feral cat situation. There is no charge for the spay, neuter or vaccinations. Call 702 955-5964 or email for a quicker response: CCP@animalfoundation.com
Las Vegas Cats: This facebook site is a community of people that are involved in helping people out with their cat situations.
Here you can put in a request for help. Please describe the help that you need, the number of cats, and your contact Information with zip code. Cross streets would be helpful.
Henderson Cats: Colony caretakers or concerned citizens can reach out to rvbrom@gmail.com for TNR assistance.
On December 6, 2024, the Henderson City Council approved a 12-month Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR) pilot program, scheduled from January 1 to December 31, 2025. Henderson Cats will lead this initiative, collecting TNR data and working with the Henderson Animal Shelter.
ANIMAL PROTECTION SERVICES (formerly known as Animal Control) Clark County will come out and help in certain situations. You must call them to see if you qualify. For Clark County702-455-7710.
The City of Las Vegas, Henderson and North Las Vegas Animal Protection Services may have similar programs. It is best to call the individual service to see how they can assist you according to your location and situation.