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Medium haired brown tabby community (feral) cat, with an ear tip, next to a tire

Fact vs. Fiction: What Everybody Should Know About Free-Roaming Cats

Trap-neuter-return (TNR) is a common-sense, cost-effective solution for managing populations of unowned, free-roaming cats (sometimes called stray, feral, or “community...Read More

Fact vs. Fiction: What Every Wildlife Professional Should Know About Free-Roaming Cats

Trap-neuter-return (TNR) is a common-sense, cost-effective solution for managing populations of unowned, free-roaming cats (sometim...Read More

Veterinarian wearing scrubs holding a brown tabby cat, surrounded by sheet covered humane traps

Fact vs. Fiction: What Every Veterinary Professional Should Know About Free-Roaming Cats

Trap-neuter-return (TNR) is a common-sense, cost-effective solution for managing populations of unowned, free-roaming cats (sometimes called stray, feral, or “community cat...Read More

Gray and white community cat with a freshly tipped ear to indicate he is a feral cat who is part of a managed cat colony

Fact vs. Fiction: What Every Public Health Official Should Know About Free-Roaming Cats

Trap-neuter-return (TNR) is a common-sense, cost-effective solution for managing populations of unowned, free-roaming cats (sometimes called stray, feral or “community ...Read More

Blackie, a black shorthair community (feral) cat with an ear tip

Fact vs. Fiction: What Every Policy Maker Should Know About Free-Roaming Cats

Trap-neuter-return (TNR) is a common-sense, cost-effective solution for managing populations of unowned, free-roaming cats (sometimes called stray, feral, or “community...Read More

Black medium hair community (feral) cat with ear tip who is part of a managed TNR cat colony

Fact vs. Fiction: What Every Advocate Should Know About Free-Roaming Cats

Trap-neuter-return (TNR) is a common-sense, cost-effective solution for managing populations of unowned, free-roaming cats (sometimes called stray, feral, or “community...Read More