About TSNIP
TSNIP HOTLINE: 205-349-8111
The Tuscaloosa Spay Neuter Incentive Program (TSNIP) was founded in the spring of 2013 a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization, with the mission of reducing the unwanted pet population in Tuscaloosa County through a variety of programs. Our programs include education efforts for elementary through post-secondary students as well as the general public and a feral cat colony program that focuses on Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) in target zones.
The feral cat program aims to control feral cat populations through Trap-Neuter-Return. TSNIP works to spay and neuter communities of feral cats, dramatically reducing the breeding and nuisance behaviors of cats in that zone. This also reduces intake and euthanasia of feral cats and costs at the Metro Animal Shelter. As we succeed in reducing the number of unwanted pets and feral cats in Tuscaloosa County, the numbers of animals received, housed and euthanized by local shelters would be reduced; correspondingly, this will allow shelter workers to focus on quality care of animals and increased adoptions.
We are providing TNR for cats throughout Tuscaloosa County. If you would like to help us trap, help us finance trapping, or report cats, please contact TSNIP.
Please join us in our efforts as we work to reduce the unwanted pet population in Tuscaloosa County by donating your time or donating funds.
The feral cat program aims to control feral cat populations through Trap-Neuter-Return. TSNIP works to spay and neuter communities of feral cats, dramatically reducing the breeding and nuisance behaviors of cats in that zone. This also reduces intake and euthanasia of feral cats and costs at the Metro Animal Shelter. As we succeed in reducing the number of unwanted pets and feral cats in Tuscaloosa County, the numbers of animals received, housed and euthanized by local shelters would be reduced; correspondingly, this will allow shelter workers to focus on quality care of animals and increased adoptions.
We are providing TNR for cats throughout Tuscaloosa County. If you would like to help us trap, help us finance trapping, or report cats, please contact TSNIP.
Please join us in our efforts as we work to reduce the unwanted pet population in Tuscaloosa County by donating your time or donating funds.
Board of DirectorsBeth Bobo, President
Mindy Norton, Vice President Charity Golden, Treasurer/Secretary Dr. Jeff Parker, PhD Dr. Lucy Roberts, DVM Steve Reinhart Heather MacLeod |
TSNIP CommitteesFeral Cats
Dr. Lucy Roberts, Chair Education Dr. Jeff Parker, Chair Finance Charity Golden, Chair |
Program Coordinator
Britni Hood
Britni Hood