CNR New Cairo
To donate or volunteer for TNR Maadi in Egypt, email tnr.newcairo@gmail.com or contact them on social media.
CNR New Cairo is a community program that helps control the population of street animals in New Cairo by Catch-Neuter-Return (CNR) efforts. They also vaccinate them against rabies before returning them to their areas.
CNR New Cairo is partnered with professional veterinarians and dog catchers who are great with animals and passionate about saving lives.
They’re located in New Cairo.

Key Takeaways
* Runs Catch-Neuter-Return Program for stray dogs and cats in New Cairo
* Works to reduce the overpopulation of animals in a humane way

Catch-Neuter-Return Efforts
CNR’s main initiative is the Capture–Neuter–Return program. This humane approach helps to stabilize the population of community dogs and cats.
- Trap: Stray dogs and cats are humanely caught.
- Neuter: Animals are spayed or neutered to control overpopulation.
- Vaccinate & Tag: Each animal is vaccinated against rabies and ear-tagged for identification.
- Return: Animals are safely returned to their original locations, reducing conflict and disease risks.

Ear Tipping
CNR New Cairo surgically removes a small portion of one ear while the animal is under anesthesia. This visible marker shows the animal has been spayed or neutered, preventing unnecessary trapping and surgeries of already sterilized animals. This makes population control efforts more efficient.

Feeding Stray Animals
CNR New Cairo provides regular food and clean water to stray animals in the areas they serve. This helps maintain the health of sterilized animals, supports population control efforts, and reduces competition and aggression among strays.

Want to learn more about dogs? Check out my Top Amazing Dog Facts blog!
Be a Part of CNR New Cairo
Becoming a part of CNR New Cairo’s mission to create a safer environment for street animals is both rewarding and impactful. Here’s how you can get involved:

- Feed Stray Animals: Provide food and water to support the health of sterilized strays.
- Donate: Contribute via bank transfer or in-person cash donations to fund CNR operations.
- Volunteer: Lend your time to help with CNR’s programs and animal care.
- Spread Awareness: Share CNR’s work on social media or organize local campaigns to support street animals.

Buy a Baladi Tote Bag: Purchase a tote for 250 EGP to sponsor one pack of street dogs. All proceeds fund feeding and sterilization in CNR New Cairo’s program.

To learn more about animal welfare work in Egypt, check out my ESMA, Animal Aid Egypt (AAE), and Egyptian Vets for Animal Care (EVAC) blogs.
Follow CNR New Cairo on Social Media
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CNRNewCairo/
Instagram: instagram.com/cnrnewcairo


