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SCAT TNRM Request
SCAT Street Cat Rescue's TNRM (Trap, Neuter, Return, Maintain) program is intended for colony and farm cats. If you have a housecat you are needing fixed, please apply for our SSNP program.
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Name and contact info (phone number and email) *
Where are you located? *
How many unfixed cats are on the property?  Please provide the best description that you can of these cats, including coat colours, sexes if known, temperaments (ex. friendly, timid, aggressive) and approximate ages - neonates (under 8 weeks), kittens (under 6 months), teens, or adults. *
Are there any mothers with nursing kittens? *
If you answered "yes", please tell us how many kittens each mom has, as well as the kittens ' approximate age.

If there are no nursing queens, please put N/A
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How did the cats come into your care? *
 Do they have a consistent source of food, water and shelter available throughout the year where they are currently living? *
What level of assistance would you need in order to contain the kitties? Are you able to place them into kennels, do you need traps provided to you, or would you potentially need any assistance from our TNR team? *Please note we have limited availability to assist with trapping

Please select all that apply
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Can you drop the cat(s) off at the SCAT Center located at 108 - 2750 Faithful Ave in Saskatoon on Monday, and pick them up on Friday?
*TNR fees to be paid before or at dropoff
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SCAT's policy for pregnant cats is to spay/abort. Pregnant and unfixed females take priority over any males, and pregnant females must be booked in ASAP when temperament allows. *
SCAT will do our best to book cats in when we can, but  due to a high volume of requests and a limitation of space, we have to run a waitlist for our TNR program, and we are seldom able to book cats in right away. *
Surgeries can be booked sooner if cats do not need a spot at the office.

Are you able/willing to transport your cat(s) to and from surgery in Saskatoon (dropoff time of 8 - 8:30am, pickup in early - late afternoon), and then keep them inside for 3 - 4 days after surgery to recover? 
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For the safety of your pet, please adhere to all guidelines/after care provided to you. Failure to follow the after-care instructions may result in infections or additional vet visits. If you notice issues with the surgery site after your cat's discharge, please notify Scat ASAP.

Please note that Scat's involvement is limited to the spay or neuter surgery and providing rabies vaccination. In the event of any additional illness or health requirements, Scat will not be responsible for any associated costs. In the event of cardiac arrest during surgery, a DNR (do not resuscitate) will be in place.

Liability Waiver & Disclaimer: All surgeries/procedures have risks associated. Participation in this program shall constitute acceptance of all risks, both known and unknown. The participant agrees that Scat Street Cat Rescue, its officers, employees, and agents shall not be liable for any injury, loss, or damage sustained or suffered. I certify that all above information is accurate, agree to all terms, and that I will comply with requirements of program if approved:
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