Websites about feral cats, untamed strays and the wild offspring of domestic cats.
Trap/neuter/return is an approach used by several organizations to control the number of feral cats. It involves trapping the cats, neutering them, and returning them to the wild.
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Organization advocating trap/neuter/return as a method of reducing feral cat populations. Action alerts, donation information, FAQ, newsletters, press releases, and merchandise.
Focuses on trap-neuter-return as the humane alternative to control the feral and stray cat population. Press releases, membership details and information about the TNR program.
Compares the costs and impact of trap, alter and release programs with more traditional options for control of stray cats.
A Cork-based charity promoting the welfare of stray/ feral cats and the benefits of trap-neuter-return. Ireland.
Weblog dedicated to feral cats and stray cats. Tips, questions, personal experiences, and diary.
Supports feral, or stray, cat caretakers that implement the trap, neuter, and return (TNR) method of population control. Includes information about the organization, events, membership details and donations. Located in Los Angeles, California, United States.
Information from this San Diego area organization about the impact of its trap-neuter-release method of stabilizing and maintaining healthy feral cat colonies. Includes links to related articles.
Opinions about turning homeless cats into pets with a description of the taming process.
Organization of veterinarians and others dedicated to humanely reducing feral cat colonies. Includes clinic schedule, FAQs, newsletter, educational program and volunteer opportunities.
Information about trapping and care of feral cats and kitten taming plus stories about pet cats that were formerly feral.
Music video that encourages and explains the importance of spaying/neutering of feral cats. 3m37s.
Focused on reducing the outdoor cat population in Brooklyn. US.
A nonprofit organization committed to helping feral cats in southern Maine since 1993.
Opinions on the campaign against Australian cats.
A guide to starting a trap, neuter, and return (TNR) group to reduce the number of homeless cats.
Photos and stories about feral cats in the Silicon Valley area.
Defines what feral cats are, explains TNR and myths and facts. Includes related links.
Promotes trap-neuter-return as the most humane and effective means of solving New York City's feral cat population situation. Includes resources and related links.
The Australian Government's plan for the eradication of feral cats. Includes methods of removal, objectives and references.
Posted by By Jessica Camille Aguirre.
(April 25, 2019)
The Australian Government's plan for the eradication of feral cats. Includes methods of removal, objectives and references.
Opinions about turning homeless cats into pets with a description of the taming process.
A Cork-based charity promoting the welfare of stray/ feral cats and the benefits of trap-neuter-return. Ireland.
Focused on reducing the outdoor cat population in Brooklyn. US.
Compares the costs and impact of trap, alter and release programs with more traditional options for control of stray cats.
A nonprofit organization committed to helping feral cats in southern Maine since 1993.
A guide to starting a trap, neuter, and return (TNR) group to reduce the number of homeless cats.
Information about trapping and care of feral cats and kitten taming plus stories about pet cats that were formerly feral.
Promotes trap-neuter-return as the most humane and effective means of solving New York City's feral cat population situation. Includes resources and related links.
Weblog dedicated to feral cats and stray cats. Tips, questions, personal experiences, and diary.
Organization advocating trap/neuter/return as a method of reducing feral cat populations. Action alerts, donation information, FAQ, newsletters, press releases, and merchandise.
Opinions on the campaign against Australian cats.
Focuses on trap-neuter-return as the humane alternative to control the feral and stray cat population. Press releases, membership details and information about the TNR program.
Supports feral, or stray, cat caretakers that implement the trap, neuter, and return (TNR) method of population control. Includes information about the organization, events, membership details and donations. Located in Los Angeles, California, United States.
Music video that encourages and explains the importance of spaying/neutering of feral cats. 3m37s.
Defines what feral cats are, explains TNR and myths and facts. Includes related links.
Organization of veterinarians and others dedicated to humanely reducing feral cat colonies. Includes clinic schedule, FAQs, newsletter, educational program and volunteer opportunities.
Photos and stories about feral cats in the Silicon Valley area.
Information from this San Diego area organization about the impact of its trap-neuter-release method of stabilizing and maintaining healthy feral cat colonies. Includes links to related articles.
Posted by By Jessica Camille Aguirre.
(April 25, 2019)
