Need Liaison between Cat Spay/Neuter Program & Brush/Ft. Morgan, Colorado
ORGANIZATION: Northern Colorado Friends of Ferals
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Northern Colorado Friends of Ferals spays, neuters, vaccinates and medically treats stray and homeless cats and kittens. NCFF is seeking someone in the Brush/Fort Morgan area to act as a liaison between NCFF and the community of Brush. FOF understands that Brush has some 200-300 stray and homeless cats that are quickly reproducing, creating a dilemma for their animal shelter that has very limited resources. FOF is willing to spay, neuter and vaccinate these cats but needs a liaison who knows the area and the people. The liaison would help with getting the word out to Brush residents and help affected residents gain access to our program. Ideally, 2-3 people would be a great help.
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About Northern Colorado Friends of Ferals
Location:
4820 Eagle Lake Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80524, US
Mission Statement
Northern Colorado Friends of Ferals is committed to bettering the lives of community cats and reducing euthanasia in our shelters through our Trap, Neuter and Return (TNR) program, finding homes for kittens, and treating cats with medical needs.
Description
Northern Colorado Friends of Ferals was founded in February 2009 by Leslie Vogt and Jan Link. As of March 2022, our organization has altered more than 12,000 cats and kittens, partnered with rescues & foster networks to find homes for hundreds of felines, and relocated more than 200 cats to barn homes. We've been able to do it all with compassionate, dedicated volunteers and highly skilled, fantastic vets. Our aim is to serve rural and low economic areas with few resources and many cats.
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This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.
DATE POSTED
January 24, 2019
SKILLS
- Community Outreach
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 18
- Good communication skills, networking