The Stanislaus Animal Services Agency (SASA) has teamed up with the Cat Network of Stanislaus County, using a $4,000 state grant to target one of the county's most overpopulated areas. The effort focuses on trapping, sterilizing and returning community cats - a strategy known as TNR.
Officials say some areas in the county are home to hundreds of cats, with populations continuing to grow due to limited access to low-cost veterinary services.
Stray cats in Stanislaus County.Yap said the collaboration is already expanding what the agency can do.
The partnership combines SASA's clinic space and staff with the Cat Network's trained trappers, allowing for more efficient scheduling and higher-volume surgeries.
SASA is also working to expand services long-term, including efforts to fill a vacant veterinarian position that has limited the number of low-cost appointments available.
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