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Forgotten Cats began with a few dedicated volunteers in 2003. Initially the organization trapped, neutered and released about 20 cats per week, the organization has expanded to among the largest TNR programs in existence today, sterilizing about 20 cats per day. To date, the organization has sterilized over 14,000 feral cats. Forgotten Cats, Inc. also provides an expansive fostering and adoption service, working with several local PetSmart locations to place previously feral cats in “forever” homes. The organization also provides low-cost sterilization clinics regularly at two locations. Overall, Forgotten Cats has been able to successfully get over 5,000 cats adopted.
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