Humane Society asks Wymore council for about $5,000 to expand TNR program
Carlee Fiddes, shelter director, asked the council for roughly $5,000 in addition to a Morris Endowment Grant to cover housing, traps and staffing needs for a TNR program and said she plans to coordinate with Blue Springs for a June 21 event.
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Carlee Fiddes, Shelter Director for the Humane Society, told the Wymore City Council April 16 the organization needs additional resources to run a trap-neuter-return (TNR) program for community cats. Fiddes said the Humane Society received a grant from the Morris Endowment Grant but is "still needing about $5,000 for this project."
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