![Twitter](/wp-content/themes/heydude-child/images/icon-twitter.png"){kind=icon}
![Instagram](/wp-content/themes/heydude-child/images/icon-instagram.png"){kind=icon}
![Current Issue](/wp-content/themes/heydude-child/images/current-issue.png")
![Archive](/wp-content/themes/heydude-child/images/archives.png")
![Donate and Support](/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/top_support.png")
DENVER (May 13, 2022) – The Dumb Friends League proudly announces an expanded investment in community cats by becoming the new home to the Metro Denver CAT program.
The Dumb Friends League has been a long-time key partner in the work of Metro Denver CAT, but as of July 2022 the program will officially join the Dumb Friends League. This move ensures both the longevity and continued impact of this groundbreaking work which provides critical services for owned and homeless cats in the community.
Editor’s Note: Press Releases are provided to Yellow Scene. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole.
Since its inception six years ago Metro Denver CAT has expanded its work to include zip codes 80219, 80204, 80223, 80216, and 80239. For more than 110 years, the Dumb Friends League has served Denver and the surrounding communities and is now thrilled to take on this highly successful program.
“The Dumb Friends League is extremely excited about furthering the great work of Metro Denver CAT,” said Apryl Steele, President and CEO of the Dumb Friends League. “It gives the League another opportunity to provide care and support for the animals that need it most and to prevent suffering in community cats.”
“To become part of the amazing mission of the Dumb Friends League is a logical evolution for Metro Denver CAT,” said Rod Picasarri, of the Metro Denver CAT Oversight Committee. “It is a great opportunity for both organizations to further serve community cat needs, prevent future generations of homeless cats and to focus resources that lift up our human and cat communities.”
Included in programs provided by Metro Denver CAT are resources and supplies for outdoor cat management, comprehensive trap-neuter-return (TNR), and spay/neuter, microchip, and vaccines for pet and feral cats.
The League is excited to expand its role to include the programs facilitated by Metro Denver CAT to aid members of the community who might face barriers that would otherwise prevent them from seeking out care cats in their community might need.
