In 1989, this strategy had already begun to gain support as the most effective and humane method of controlling homeless cat populations. (felinefriendsnetwork.org)
They also expose social and economic factors that contribute to a growing homeless cat population — lack of education, unemployment, poverty, homelessness, family violence, divorce and mental illness. (petsmagazine.ca)
Laws concerning homeless cat populations can be complex and vary greatly depending on the municipality as well. (animalrescuecorps.org)