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Caregivers Needed/ Oceanside
Caregivers are needed in the Oceanside area for an existing group of feral cats. If you are presently caring for a colony in this area or would like to care for a colony in this area please contact us.
Caregivers are needed in the Oceanside area for an existing group of feral cats. If you are presently caring for a colony in this area or would like to care for a colony in this area please contact us.
oceanside ny cats cat rescue, baldwin, rockville centre kittens feral feline animal trap shelters long island ny li 11510 11572 jewish center JCC real estate pets puppies dogs CATHOLIC CHARITIES - OCEANSIDE SENIOR COMMUNITY SERVICES CENTER - 764-9792
BARRY AND FLORENCE FRIEDBERG SOUTH SHORE Y JCC - 766-4341
JEWISH ASSOCIATION FOR SERVICES FOR THE AGED (JASA) - 742-2050
SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB OF OCEANSIDE - 594-2336
SENIOR CLUB OF ST. AGNES CATHEDRAL - 766-0931
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION - 800-772-1213
BARRY AND FLORENCE FRIEDBERG SOUTH SHORE Y JCC - 766-4341
JEWISH ASSOCIATION FOR SERVICES FOR THE AGED (JASA) - 742-2050
SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB OF OCEANSIDE - 594-2336
SENIOR CLUB OF ST. AGNES CATHEDRAL - 766-0931
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION - 800-772-1213
What is a Caregiver?
Caregivers are people living in the community that feed and care for feral cat colonies. A colony can consist from 2 cats to 50 cats. These people are typically known as the "cat lady" although the fact is ther are just as many "cat men" out there. We encourage all idividuals to to practice responsible colony management, which includes spaying/neutering all cats in the colony, proper feeding and shelter techniques, building good neighborhood relationships, and reaching out to others when in need of assistance.
If you are new to colony management but would like to learn more, here is a link to Alley Cat Allies resource center. They pretty much cover everything you need to successfully manage a health colony.
If you are interested in caregiving but don't see anything in your area, either contact a HUB in your area or contact us.
Caregivers are people living in the community that feed and care for feral cat colonies. A colony can consist from 2 cats to 50 cats. These people are typically known as the "cat lady" although the fact is ther are just as many "cat men" out there. We encourage all idividuals to to practice responsible colony management, which includes spaying/neutering all cats in the colony, proper feeding and shelter techniques, building good neighborhood relationships, and reaching out to others when in need of assistance.
If you are new to colony management but would like to learn more, here is a link to Alley Cat Allies resource center. They pretty much cover everything you need to successfully manage a health colony.
If you are interested in caregiving but don't see anything in your area, either contact a HUB in your area or contact us.
