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The following is a work of fiction inspired by very real community cats. My name is Frankie. Big Frankie, if we’re being respectful. For nearly six years, I was the undisputed ruler of a three-block territory in Fresno that stretched from the apartment dumpster on the west side all the way to the house with the dead grass and cockroach problem on the east. It was a good territory. Plenty of shade. Several dependable food sources. A woman named Darlene who put out Friskies eve

Start Here Finding yourself surrounded by unaltered community cats can feel overwhelming. Maybe there are several cats in your neighborhood. Maybe kittens keep appearing. Maybe you want to help but are not sure how to start. Maybe cost, trapping, transportation, or recovery space is the biggest concern. You are not alone, and you do not have to figure it out by yourself. Fresno TNR exists to help community and feral cats through Trap-Neuter-Return, also known as TNR. The goal