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PawsWatch Accomplishment
Jan 2020 – July 2023
  • PawsWatch supported exclusively through private funds
  • 3,786 cats/kittens entered CCC since Jan 2020.
  • 2,772 Spay/Neutered and received medical treatment
  • 2,748 Cats/kittens permanently removed from streets
  • Veterinarian on premises 3 days per week
  • Vet Tech on premises 4 days per week and as needed
  • Surgical Suite established on premises
    • Procedures performed on site:
    • Sterilization
    • Amputations
    • Treatment of abscesses
    • Treatment of dental disease
    • Tumor removal
      • Eye care:
        • ruptured eyes
        • enucleation
        • entropion (corrective eye care)
  • Medical issues treated:
    • Diabetes
    • Cancer
    • Emaciation
    • Renal failure
    • Infections
  • 208 cats/kittens from outside shelters sterilized at CCC due to unavailability of vet appointments elsewhere (at local veterinarians)
  • Provide vet care for sick and injured animals taken from streets who have no other means for help
  • In 2021 we did more adoptions and transfers than anyone except Potter League

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News & Events

At the Community Cat Center, there’s always something new and exciting keeping us on our paws. Stay updated on all the center’s latest with our regularly updated event calendar and newsletter.

Community TNRM Program

Cats without indoor homes are what we call free-roaming or community cats. These are simply cats that live in the community. In your alley ways, backyards, and parks. These cats have no owners but are no less deserving of the love and care we give to our indoor pets. When these cats are left alone, they breed A LOT! 

 

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PAWSWATCH COMMUNITY CAT CENTER

TNRM stands for “Trap, Neuter, Return, Monitor.” Trap-Neuter-Return is the humane, effective approach for feral cats. Feral cats are humanely trapped, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and ear-tipped (the universal symbol of a neutered and vaccinated cat), and then returned to their outdoor home.

BARN PROGRAM

PawsWatch encourages Rhode Islanders to assist the cats on their own property, with our help. We are not a shelter, and we do not take in owned or stray cats; however, we may facilitate the adoption of cats and kittens being cared for by our friends and neighbors.