Friends of Feral Felines
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program reducing the feral cat population humanely in Cumberland and York counties since 1993. Also operates a barn cat relocation program and has adoptable cats available.
Who can use this?
TNR program available for feral and stray cats in Cumberland and York counties. Adoptable cats available to approved adopters. Barn cat program available for farms and properties needing working cats.
About this resource
Friends of Feral Felines has been humanely reducing the feral cat population in Cumberland and York counties since 1993 through their Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program. They provide free spay/neuter for feral and stray cats, operate a barn cat relocation program for cats that cannot be socialized, and have socialized cats available for adoption. The organization is entirely volunteer-run and operates from the Odd Fellows Building at Woodford's Corner in Portland.
Services offered
- Free Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) for feral cats
- Loan of humane traps for cat trapping
- Barn cat relocation program
- Cat adoption program
- Feral cat colony management education
What to expect
Call (207) 797-3014 to report a feral cat colony, request a humane trap, or inquire about the barn cat or adoption programs. Volunteers will guide you through the TNR process and coordinate with participating veterinary clinics.
What to bring
Nothing required. Call first to coordinate.