Humane society outlines T-N-R work in Douglas; council urged to back coordinator position
Cochise County Humane Society presented its Trap‑Neuter‑Return program to the Douglas council, reporting 97 cats TNR'd in the city since April 2025 and urging continued city support and a part‑time coordinator; councilmembers expressed appreciation and discussed funding and clinic capacity.
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Renee Hopkins of the Cochise County Humane Society presented the organization’s Trap‑Neuter‑Return (T‑N‑R) program at the Douglas City Council special meeting May 27, urging continued city cooperation, fundraising and staffing support.
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