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St. Cats & Dogs - Trap-Neuter-Return (Scranton)

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What it is
Community cats and TNR
Who it helps
Outdoor or feral cats.
Where
Lackawanna County
Status
Check with them before you go
Checked
on the official website, November 2, 2026

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A Scranton volunteer rescue that traps, neuters, vaccinates and returns community cats, with trapping guidance for neighbors who feed outdoor cats.

Checked on the official website · November 2, 2026 What this means
An independently researched listing, not a statement of partnership or endorsement.

How to reach them

Where: The Zoo at Nay Aug Park, 700 Nay Aug Road, Scranton, PA

Hours: Adoption visits and donation drop-offs most Wednesdays 11 am to 5 pm, other days by appointment (not for spay/neuter pick-up)

Good to know

  • Services: TNR, community cats
  • Who can use it: Outdoor or feral cats. See the Trapping page for how the program works.
  • How to get started: Call 570-604-4008 and read the trapping tips linked on the TNR page before you set traps.

Emergency? Call your veterinarian or the nearest 24-hour emergency hospital now, and tell them if cost is a barrier. Emergency signs and poison hotlines

Before you go

Call or check their page for current prices, appointment availability, any income or residency rules, and which animals they see. Ask what to bring.

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Sources

St. Cats & Dogs - Trap-Neuter-Return (Scranton) official page, checked November 2, 2026. Details have not yet been confirmed by the organization. Programs change; contact them for current information.

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