Led by Neighborhood Cats' experienced and knowledgable presenters, this workshop is packed with practical advice, field-tested techniques, and inspiration to help you develop your trapping skills make a real difference for community cats.

If you’re new to TNR, you’ll gain the essential skills needed to kickstart your TNR journey, while experienced trappers can refresh and sharpen their techniques.

When it comes to healthcare for pet owners experiencing homelessness, the One Health clinical care model is proving to both improve access to veterinary care as well as human healthcare. Established in Seattle in 2018 in a collaboration between the University of Washington’s Center for One Health Research and Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, the One Health Clinic integrates veterinary and human primary care to benefit both members of the family.

Representatives of human and animal services are invited to an open house at Found House Interfaith Housing Network in Cincinnati. Tour a pet-inclusive day shelter and temporary pet boarding facility. Learn about Found House’s co-sheltering policies and procedures. Hear from residents whose lives have been transformed. Build connections with providers dedicated to co-sheltering initiatives.

Join us for a summit that brings together what we like to call our behavior dream team - Tabitha Kucera, Arden Moore, and Dr. Rachel Geller - three of the most trusted voices in feline behavior in the animal welfare world for a day focused entirely on why cats do what they do. The more we understand how cats think, feel, and experience the world around them, the better equipped we are to make their lives happier and more comfortable. Whether you work in a shelter, a rescue, or just want to deepen your bond with the cats in your home, you'll walk away with practical tools and techniques you can put to use right away. 

Join us for a practical 30‑minute webinar designed to help rescue organizations, shelters, fosters, and caregivers understand the essentials of kitten vaccination. Led by Emily Coleman, DVM, this session will walk you through the recommended vaccination schedule, explain why vaccines are critical for young kittens, and provide a clear overview of the diseases they protect against.

This meeting includes a CLE presentation - Community Cats – Legal & Public Health Challenges (.5 Hours). Participate in OSBA Committee and Section meetings to connect with peers and fellow attorneys in your practice area. Our groups meet two to three times a year to stay current on the latest news and information from their particular area of practice, including legislation and recent case law, as well as other issues of importance to the profession.

Do you have questions about kitten season? Mark your calendar for “Ask Us Anything: Kitten Season,” a Facebook Live conversation with Neighborhood Cats on April 11th from 2–3 pm ET. Susan and Bryan will share advice and answer questions about all things kitten, from trapping to socializing to general care. Be sure to RSVP so you receive a notification when we go live.

This webcast will focus on links between human and animal violence and how a pet protection order can break the cycle of family violence. No matter your legal job position, you’ll leave with an understanding to recognize and respond to both human and animal abuse.

Join us in Nelsonville, Ohio on March 25th, 2026 for this FREE in-person workshop – OPOTA CPT approved! The training will take place at the Hocking Technical College, and registration will be open we reach capacity (45 participants). 

Thank you to the Animal Welfare Institute for making this training completely free for law enforcement, social service, case workers, domestic violence advocates, attorneys, prosecutors, dog wardens, humane or animal control officers.

Join us during Coyote Awareness Week for a powerful and personal visual journey into the lives of coyotes, led by Project Coyote staff members and wildlife photographers Karin Saucedo and Mark Surls. Through two distinct photographic lenses, Karin and Mark will share intimate moments from the field. Their work reveals deeply social, adaptable, and sentient beings navigating an increasingly human-dominated world.

Led by the experienced team at Neighborhood Cats, this workshop dives into proven techniques for trapping even the most trap-savvy cats. Drawing on more than two decades of hands-on TNR work, the session focuses on practical adjustments and creative strategies that can dramatically improve trapping success in real-world situations.

Whether you’re dealing with cats that won’t step on a trip plate or colonies that seem one step ahead of every plan, this workshop offers field-tested solutions you can adapt to your own work.

Led by Neighborhood Cats' experienced and knowledgable presenters, this workshop is packed with practical advice, field-tested techniques, and inspiration to help you develop your trapping skills make a real difference for community cats.

Missed one of the most talked-about sessions from 2026 Care Farming Network National Conference- or want to revisit it with fresh ears? Join us for a special Encore Webinar, featuring a replay and facilitated discussion of one of our most popular conference presentations. This virtual gathering offers another chance to learn from care farming leaders, reflect on key insights, and connect with others in the CFN community—no travel required.

Join us in Elyria, Ohio on March 4th, 2026 for this FREE in-person workshop – OPOTA CPT approved! The training will take place at the Lorain County Community College, and registration will be open we reach capacity (45 participants). 

Thank you to the Animal Welfare Institute for making this training completely free for law enforcement, social service, case workers, domestic violence advocates, attorneys, prosecutors, dog wardens, humane or animal control officers.

Join us in Cincinnati, Ohio on February 23rd, 2026 for this FREE in-person workshop – OPOTA CPT approved! The training will take place at the Great Oaks Career Campus, and registration will be open we reach capacity (45 participants). 

Thank you to the Animal Welfare Institute for making this training completely free for law enforcement, social service, case workers, domestic violence advocates, attorneys, prosecutors, dog wardens, humane or animal control officers.

You already know that TNR works. You’ve seen the colony counts drop, the kittens stop coming, and the same calls finally not repeat year after year.

So here’s the real question: How do you make sure that success doesn’t stay invisible?

If your TNR program is effective but under-recognized—or if you’re carrying too much of the work on too few shoulders—the How to Build a TNR Movement Workshop is designed for you.

Led by Neighborhood Cats' experienced and knowledgable presenters, this workshop is packed with practical advice, field-tested techniques, and inspiration to help you develop your trapping skills make a real difference for community cats.

If you’re new to TNR, you’ll gain the essential skills needed to kickstart your TNR journey, while experienced trappers can refresh and sharpen their techniques.

Decorate pre-baked PetCakes heart-shaped cupcake treats for your dog or cat . Take home the 3" cupcakes you decorate (at least 2 per ticket). $12 per participant and includes:

• The PetCake cupcakes you will decorate (decorating ingredients included)

• 15% off any purchases in-store during the event

• Entry into a raffle for a chance to win a Valentines Bundle of PetCakes and Pet Wants goodies!

• A special gift from PetCakes

Led by Stacy LeBaron and Elizabeth Finch of the Community Cats Podcast, this comprehensive eight-week certificate program equips animal welfare professionals, animal control officers, veterinary students, nonprofit leaders, and advocates with the practical tools and strategies needed to build and manage effective, humane community cat programs through a blend of online learning, discussion, and real-world application.

Take part in two days filled with cat-centric content, speakers from a wide variety of animal welfare roles share their perspectives on the field, providing valuable insights to help you or your organization create a more humane world for community cats. Visit the webs to see this years' speakers and presentations included in the conference.

Take part in two days filled with cat-centric content, speakers from a wide variety of animal welfare roles share their perspectives on the field, providing valuable insights to help you or your organization create a more humane world for community cats. Visit the webs to see this years' speakers and presentations included in the conference.

For domestic violence and homeless shelters interested in becoming pet friendly, funding is a top concern. In this 1-hour virtual information session, we'll explore 2026 funding opportunities through the RedRover Safe Housing grants program and share insider tips on how and when to apply. We'll also review sample budgets and MOUs and learn how to make your organization's application stand out from the crowd! 

Join us in Springfield, Ohio on January 21st, 2026 for this FREE in-person workshop – OPOTA CPT approved! The training will take place at the Clark State College, and registration will be open we reach capacity (45 participants). 

Thank you to the Animal Welfare Institute for making this training completely free for law enforcement, social service, case workers, domestic violence advocates, attorneys, prosecutors, dog wardens, humane or animal control officers.

Get a comprehensive introduction to Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) and colony management, covering everything from communicating with neighbors to preparing for trapping and running large-scale operations. Whether you're new to TNR or looking to sharpen your skills, our expert instructors offer practical guidance supported by real-life video footage, interactive discussion, and extensive handouts. Attendees will also receive a digital certificate after passing a test and access to a dedicated Facebook group for continued support and networking.

Ring in the New Year with a creative twist! The Cat Museum of New York City is hosting A Happy Mew Year: Virtual Cat-Drawing Tutorial with Poorly Drawn Cats, a fun, live online session where artist Heloísa Nora (@poorlycatdraw) will guide participants of all skill levels through easy, whimsical cat-themed drawings. This interactive event is perfect for cat lovers, art enthusiasts, and anyone looking to unleash their creativity from home — and your ticket supports both the museum’s educational mission and the Community Cats Podcast. 

In the final installment of our 2025 webinar series, join Project Coyote Ambassador Vanessa Chakour in welcoming special guest Erica Berry, author of “Wolfish: Wolf, Self, and the Stories We Tell About Fear,” for a discussion on the cultural, emotional, and symbolic lessons that wolves and other wild carnivores can teach us, and the ways in which storytelling can distort our view of other species and amplify fear.

et a comprehensive introduction to Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) and colony management, covering everything from communicating with neighbors to preparing for trapping and running large-scale operations. Whether you're new to TNR or looking to sharpen your skills, our expert instructors offer practical guidance supported by real-life video footage, interactive discussion, and extensive handouts. Attendees will also receive a digital certificate after passing a test and access to a dedicated Facebook group for continued support and networking.