CommunityCats volunteers ask commission for consistent protocol, voucher review and field support role
Members of the CommunityCats working group presented preliminary recommendations to the commission asking for a single coordinated protocol for community cat intake and return, a fiscal review of the $250 medical voucher cap, restored or designated trapping/field support staff, and more appropriate volunteer identification materials.
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Volunteers who run trap-neuter-return (TNR) operations across Travis County told the Austin Animal Advisory Commission on June 16 that program problems are eroding public trust, increasing volunteer burnout and reducing effectiveness.
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