Humane Cat Management for Country Clubs (TNVR)
Country Club Cat Program
Serving private communities & country clubs like The Polo Club
Our Country Club Cat Program partners with gated communities, golf courses, and HOAs to deliver humane TNVR (Trap–Neuter–Vaccinate–Return). Whether your property is similar to The Polo Club or has unique needs, our trappers work with residents and facilities to protect cats and community.
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Stabilize populations & reduce nuisance behaviors
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Turnkey coordination: trapping, veterinary care, recovery, and return
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Resident education + a custom online reporting portal
How the Program Works
1.) Site Assessment
Map colonies, confirm counts, and locate feeding stations with staff and residents.
2.) Trap
Place humane traps at optimal times/locations; coordinate feeder schedules.
3.) Vet Care
Spay/neuter, rabies & core vaccines, health check, and ear-tip for ID.
4.) Return
24-hour recovery in a temperature-controlled area; return to original location.
Benefits for Country Clubs and Private Communities
Population Control
Stops breeding cycles; prevents rapid colony growth.
Health & Safety
Vaccinated cats; less fighting, spraying, and noise.
Community Goodwill
Humane solution aligned with resident values and public image.
Recommended Partnerships
Management & Facilities
Gate access, safe holding areas, and staff liaison ensure smooth operations.
Residents & Feeders
Crowdsource sightings, feeding times, and photos via a custom reporting page.
Veterinary Providers
Local clinics enable timely surgery dates and follow-up care.
FAQs
Will TNVR remove all cats?
TNVR stabilizes colonies; fixed cats remain but no longer reproduce. This prevents new unaltered cats from moving in and expanding the population.
How much does it cost?
Budget about $100 per cat for standard TNVR. Pregnant females, kittens, or medical cases cost more. We provide a line-item estimate after assessment.
How long does a TNVR project take?
Most clubs complete in 1–3 weeks, depending on access, colony size, and resident coordination.
What about kittens and friendly cats?
We prioritize foster/adoption for kittens and social adults. Feral adults return to their territory after recovery.
What should of residents do if they see a trap?
Do not touch or feed the cat in the trap. Text a photo + location to (561) 855-0050 and we’ll respond.
Can you help with communications?
Yes. We provide notices, emails, and a branded online portal to collect sightings and feeding schedules.