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Pocatello residents asked not to trap cats, Community Cat Program temporarily suspended
POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) - Pocatello Animal Services is asking citizens not to trap feral cats and bring them to the Pocatello Animal Shelter.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Animal Services’ trap-neuter-return program – known as the Community Cat Program – is temporarily suspended. Currently, Animal Services is unable to secure a veterinarian to perform the spay and neuter surgeries due to the increased demand for veterinary services across the region. Staff asks citizens to hold off trapping cats at this time.
“Thank you to those who have participated and we hope to resume the program soon,” Animal Services Director Josh Heinz said. “Our veterinarian partners have been beyond generous in helping to get this program off the ground and we understand their current need to focus on their core business.”
Pocatello Animal Services accepting applications for volunteers
POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) - Pocatello Animal Services is looking for folks to lend a hand to the shelter’s furry friends.
After curtailing their volunteer program in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Pocatello Animal Services is now accepting applications for potential volunteers at the Pocatello Animal Shelter.
Volunteer duties include working with the animals and general kennel work to helping front office staff and assisting with fundraising.
“Volunteers provide an invaluable service within a shelter setting,” Animal Services Director Josh Heinz said. “Volunteers provide extra attention, dedication, and love to the animals in a time in their life they need it the most. We are thankful to everyone who has volunteered their time – or is willing to volunteer – to help care for these animals.”