Nonprofit asks Grayson County for building to run trap-neuter-vaccinate-release program
Texoma Center for Sustainable Welfare told commissioners it needs a ~3,000 sq ft leased facility or surplus county property to operate a trap-neuter-vaccinate-release clinic, saying private grant funding depends on a local footprint; the court took no immediate action.
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Lori Dugger, founder of the Texoma Center for Sustainable Welfare, asked the county to help secure a facility so her nonprofit can run a trap-neuter-vaccinate-release program for an apparent overpopulation of community cats. "My name is Lori Dugger, and I am the founder of the Texoma Center for Sustainable Welfare," Dugger said, describing the group as a licensed 501(c)(3) in Grayson County.
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