Union County Sheriff Partnership & Community TNVR Impact | Carolina Street Cats

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100% volunteer-powered support and Union County partnership for free-roaming cats.

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Together we make the difference.

Union County Sheriff's Office & Animal Services Partnership

Working Together for Union County

Carolina Street Cats partners with the Union County Sheriff's Office and Union County Animal Services on community Trap School training (planned December 5, 2026) and Snip & Clip spay/neuter clinic days (planned December 11, 2026) to reduce shelter intake humanely.

Trap School (Dec 5)

Hands-on caregiver education teaching safe trapping and recovery.

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Snip & Clip (Dec 11)

Coordinated spay/neuter and vaccination clinic slots for community cats.

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Official Partnership Release

Read the Union County Sheriff's Office announcement on our joint initiatives.

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What your support fuels

Healthier colonies

Fewer litters, less fighting, better welfare.

Caregiver support

Non-judgmental help and tracked trap loans for people feeding outdoor cats.

Stronger neighborhoods

Humane solutions that Union County communities can sustain.

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Lasting impact starts with informed neighbors

Humane community cat care is more than a single appointment. Community education, Trap School preparation, TNVR, responsible caregiving, and returning borrowed equipment all help sustain local efforts.

Want to contribute to the next chapter? Learn about our programs, ask for guidance with cats in your neighborhood, or explore ways to volunteer. We share verified outcomes and stories as they become available rather than estimating impact.

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