FERAL CAT CONTROL

Trap, Neuter, Return (TNR) is widely recognized as a humane and effective strategy for reducing feral cat populations. TNR involves humanely trapping feral cats and transporting them to a veterinary clinic where they are spayed or neutered. At this time, they may also receive a health check, vaccinations, and can be treated for routine medical conditions. After surgery, the cat recuperates for a day or two and is then returned back to his colony habitat where he will live out his natural life. Because the cats are no longer reproducing, it is hoped that the colony will gradually diminish in size. And by reducing or eliminating mating, fighting, and wandering, TNR makes the colony more stable, possibly preventing the influx of newcomers while improving the health of the cats.

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