Mission Statement

Cat Care Network of Colorado and New Mexico is a 501[c] 3 non-profit corporation that opposes killing as an appropriate animal-population-reduction program or policy. Cats and kittens are especially vulnerable to neglect, abuse and killing under current shelter policies and programs.

The organization is based in Raton, New Mexico, and Trinidad, Colorado. It is registered in both Colorado and New Mexico. The president is Norma Lennon Wiggins, professor, writer, artist and business owner. PH: 575-445-8756. E: catcarenetwork@msn.com. Mail: P.O. Box 1212, Raton, N.M. 87740: 803 East Main St. Trinidad, CO 81082

Cat Care Network advocates aggressive spay-neuter, trap-neuter-return [TNR], foster
care and adoption programs, particularly for cats and kittens whose kill rates are as high as 100 percent in animal facilities. The organization advocates low-cost, spay-neutershots programs for cats in low-income households in rural and remote northeast New Mexico and southeast Colorado.

Programs

• Low Cost Spay-Nueter Shots

• Cat and Kitten Rescue

• Working Ranch Cat Program for Ferral Cats

• Kitten Fostercare

• Introduction of Shelter Legislation in New Mexico

Background

• First Trap-Nueter-Return Workshop

• First Mobile Clinic Program

• First Rural Low-cost Spay-Nueter Program

To donate money, volunteer services, or make a low-cost, spay-neuter appointment, call Norma Wiggins, President, Cat Care Network, at 575-445-8756.