What is TNR?

TNR (Trap Neuter Return) is a humane and effective way to manage and reduce the population of community (feral and stray) cats. Through this program, cats are safely trapped, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and then returned to their outdoor homes. This helps prevent litters, improves the cats’ health, and reduces nuisance behaviors—making life better for both the cats and the community!

Henry County TNR Program

If you meet the following criteria, please fill out and submt the form below.  Please ensure both you and the cats are located in HENRY COUNTY. Once your form is submitted, someone will contact you to confirm your time slot. 

Program Details

• Who can participate: Henry County residents only

• Which cats qualify: Stray or feral cats only (not owned or indoor/outdoor pets). Cats must also be located in Henry county.

• Cost: FREE

• Location:
  Humane Society of Oldham County
  2601 Interior Way
  La Grange, KY 40031
  (Please do not contact the clinic directly. All scheduling must go through Henry County.)

How to Sign Up

• To reserve a spot, please ensure you reside in Henry county and the cats are located in Henry county, then fill out the registration form below.  Please register at least 3 days before the next clinic date.

• Clinics are held twice per month on the FIRST and THIRD Wednesday of the month.

• Limited spots are available – filled on a first come, first serve basis

Your Responsibilities

• Trap the cats yourself
  Need a trap? You can borrow one from the county with a $70 refundable deposit (returned when the trap is brought back in good condition)

• Transport the cats to and from the clinic

• Notify us if you need to cancel so we can offer your spot to someone else — appointments are limited and in high demand

Why Ear Tipping?

All cats fixed through this program will have the tip of one ear surgically removed. This is a safe and painless way to identify that the cat has been altered and vaccinated, preventing unnecessary retrapping.

Thank You

By participating in this program, you’re making a direct impact on the stray cat population in Henry County — helping cats, neighborhoods, and the community as a whole.

Together, we can make a difference — one cat at a time.