Note: OC will hold our next clinic April 13, 2025 (reservations required) at The Jessica Beath Clinic, 12300 Farrington Rd, Ashland, VA 23005.
WE SET ANOTHER RECORD IN 2024 OF 970 TOTAL CATS TNR'd, BEATING OUR NUMBER FROM LAST YEAR'S RECORD! We certainly could not have done this without the dedication and hard work of our volunteers. We also wish to thank our caregivers whose devotion to the cause is simply remarkable each month.
THANKS ALL!
NEW!!!!
We now have OCOR wearables and other merchandise. BIG SALE......
No minimum order.
A portion of the sales will benefit OCOR. Click below.
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URGENTLY NEEDED!!!!
If you know any Vets or techs who would be so gracious as to volunteer a little time to our cause, please have them contact us at [email protected]
- GREAT NEWS!!
OCOR has been approved for involvement in the Kroger Community Rewards Program. To use the Community Rewards Program visit http://kroger.com. You need to set up a loyalty (rewards) card account with Kroger if you don't already have one. Log in, scroll to the footer menu and find community rewards. Then search for Operation Catnip of Richmond by name or DW994 and then click enroll.
New users will need to create an account which requires some basic information, a valid email address and a rewards card.
Thereafter, OCOR will receive a small donation every time you swipe your rewards card when making a transaction at any Kroger family of stores!
2025 Clinic Dates
January 19 - 86 total TNR's, 54 males & 32 females
February 2 - 87 total TNR's, 36 males & 51 females
March 9 - 92 Total TNR's, 49 males & 43 females
April 13
May 4
June 22
July 13
August 3
September 14
October 19
November 16
December 14
VCU students created the below documentary about our organization as part of a school project...
OCOR has been approved for involvement in the Kroger Community Rewards Program. To use the Community Rewards Program visit http://kroger.com. You need to set up a loyalty (rewards) card account with Kroger if you don't already have one. Log in, scroll to the footer menu and find community rewards. Then search for Operation Catnip of Richmond by name or DW994 and then click enroll.
New users will need to create an account which requires some basic information, a valid email address and a rewards card.
Thereafter, OCOR will receive a small donation every time you swipe your rewards card when making a transaction at any Kroger family of stores!
2025 Clinic Dates
January 19 - 86 total TNR's, 54 males & 32 females
February 2 - 87 total TNR's, 36 males & 51 females
March 9 - 92 Total TNR's, 49 males & 43 females
April 13
May 4
June 22
July 13
August 3
September 14
October 19
November 16
December 14
VCU students created the below documentary about our organization as part of a school project...
If you need information on trapping feral or stray cats, there are several videos on YouTube about using drop traps and humane traps. This link goes to a list of these videos: YouTube search for trapping feral cats
Whether you feed one stray cat in your neighborhood or a colony of dozens, we can help you nip stray and feral cat overpopulation. Homeless cats don’t have to keep producing litter after litter. There is a humane alternative to allowing them to breed out of control.
Operation Catnip is staffed solely by volunteers and funded entirely by tax-deductible donations. We offer our spay or neuter, vaccination, and medical services at no charge to caretakers of stray and feral cats. However, it costs us approximately $90 to help each animal. Medical treatments will be humanely decided by the veterinarian. Our primary concern and focus is the overall welfare of the cat.
PLEASE consider donating your time, talents, and/or money to help this area’s stray and feral cats.
THANK YOU for your continued support!
Operation Catnip is staffed solely by volunteers and funded entirely by tax-deductible donations. We offer our spay or neuter, vaccination, and medical services at no charge to caretakers of stray and feral cats. However, it costs us approximately $90 to help each animal. Medical treatments will be humanely decided by the veterinarian. Our primary concern and focus is the overall welfare of the cat.
PLEASE consider donating your time, talents, and/or money to help this area’s stray and feral cats.
THANK YOU for your continued support!
