Cat Stats for Best Friends Animal Society of Northwest Arkansas

Welcome to Cat Stats!  Cat Stats is an online system for registering cat colonies and Cat Stats NWA is administered by Best Friends Animal Society of Northwest Arkansas. If you are managing or feeding a cat colony in Benton or Washington Counties of Arkansas, you can create your own secure, free and confidential caretaker account to register your cat colonies. With your help, we can improve our trap-neuter-return (TNR) program, which will both save and improve the lives of cats in NWA.  Cat Stats helps us track our impact, identify which colonies are in need of TNR, and stay in touch with you! 

 

If you have found a cat in your community and aren't sure what do to next, start by vsiting this page to find our"I Found a Cat" survey and get access to additional information and resources. 

Two gray and white feral kitties looking alert and towards the camera. One has a clearly clipped ear to indicate it has already been fixed.

Cat Stats for Best Friends Animal Society of Northwest Arkansas

Welcome to Cat Stats!  Cat Stats is an online system for registering cat colonies and Cat Stats NWA is administered by Best Friends Animal Society of Northwest Arkansas. If you are managing or feeding a cat colony in Benton or Washington Counties of Arkansas, you can create your own secure, free and confidential caretaker account to register your cat colonies. With your help, we can improve our trap-neuter-return (TNR) program, which will both save and improve the lives of cats in NWA.  Cat Stats helps us track our impact, identify which colonies are in need of TNR, and stay in touch with you! 

 

If you have found a cat in your community and aren't sure what do to next, start by vsiting this page to find our"I Found a Cat" survey and get access to additional information and resources. 

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Reasons to Register Your Colony

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⬥ Help identify locations where more TNR is needed

⬥ Get support for caring for your colony

⬥ Help show the impact of TNR

What is TNR?

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Trap-Neuter-Return, or "TNR," is the most humane and effective method known for managing feral and stray cats and reducing their numbers. The cats, who typically live together in a group called a colony, are trapped and brought to a veterinary clinic. They're then spayed or neutered, vaccinated for rabies, and eartipped. After they've recovered from their surgeries, the cats are returned back to their original territory where a caretaker provides regular food and shelter.