Making a Difference with TNR

The Wiley Foundation is committed to a humane approach to Lubbock County’s increasing

population of stray and feral outdoor cats and dogs.

The Wiley Foundation is dedicated to the Trap, Neuter, Return (TNR), rescue, rehabilitation, and

rehoming of animals in crisis. TNR requests ramp up during mating season. Our organization provides trapping, transportation to vets, animal feeding, and care for local TNR. 

We aim to build a community of animal advocacy where the animal and human bond is

celebrated and nurtured. Our hope is to help educate the local community through TNR and

show the importance of spaying and neutering of pets. We also work to support animal

adoptions and create pet home enrichment solutions for local residents. 

Our organization provides TNR support, assists with medical and veterinary care for sick or

injured feral cats and stray dogs, assists with finding homes for strays, including vetting

adoption candidates, and builds community awareness around the importance evidence based

policies and programs to improve the lives of cats and dogs. In the future, we hope to expand

our efforts to help educate local decision makers to impact law and policy changes to better

support our animal community.

Join our team of volunteers and make a difference in the lives of local animals. We have a variety of volunteer opportunities available. Sign up today!

We work to raise awareness through education, advocacy, and affordable services to support healthy pets within the community. 

Have a question or want to get in touch? We'd love to hear from you. Contact us today at thewileyfoundation@gmail.com or text us at 806-831-3924 and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.