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Feral cat meowing. Trapping cats for TNR is important to caring for outdoor cat colonies.

Humane Cat Trapping Instructions for TNVR

The following are guidelines recommended by Best Friends Animal Society for trapping community cats (free-roaming, stray and feral cats) for the purpose of trap-neuter-vacc...Read More

Black-and-white feral cat to be humanely trapped for TNR and then returned to his outdoor colony

How to Trap Animals for Rescue or TNVR

There are two reasons why you might want to learn how to trap cats humanely:...Read More

Feline who is part of outdoor cat colony. This resource outlines how to lobby for TNR.

How to Lobby for Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR)

Want to lobby for trap-neuter-return?...Read More

How TNR Reduces Nuisance Complaints About Cats

Trap-neuter-return (TNR) is the only humane and effective way to reduce the number of community cats (also known as feral or ownerless, free-roaming cats)....Read More

Two cats near cat trap being used for trap/neuter/return

Frequently Asked Questions About TNVR

Trap-neuter-vaccinate-return: What is it? Trap-neuter-vaccinate-return (TNVR) is a humane, non-lethal alternative to the trap-and-kill method of attempting to man...Read More

Found Kittens: What to Do

They’re cute, cuddly and desperately in need of your help. Or are they?...Read More

Medium haired black community cat (feral cat) hiding behind some grass

Fact vs. Fiction: What Shelter and Field Services Staff 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

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

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