Sentences with phrase «cat over population»

Addressing the root cause is the only answer to the cat over population problem.

She currently hosts a three day a week podcast called the Community Cats Podcast (www.communitycatspodcast.com) where she interviews nationally and internationally renowned experts helping with the problem of cat over population and cat welfare.

Is TNR going to solve the cat over population problem?

Our 20th Anniversary gala celebration will be a fun filled event that helps raise money and awareness to further Cat Network's efforts to reduce cat over population by educating the public about the need to sterilize their pets and community cats.

Your Board of Directors will continue to work with our partners and governmental agencies to advance our mission of reducing the cat over population which ultimately means fewer cats being euthanized in Pinellas County.

A time everyone involved in a Shelter setting dreads because of cat over population.

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«In the community of Brentwood, where there is a big El Salvadoran population, we have had over the last nine months or so 11 bodies turned [sic] up,» Sheriff DeMarco told John Catsimatidis during an early morning interview on «The Cats Roundtable.»

Each computer run simulated the cat population over 6,000 days (a number greater than the typical lifetime of a feral cat), tracking individual cats on a daily basis.

Since enough of these cats were brought over in the 60's and 70's as pets that a breeding population survived from escaped or released animals.

The authors have also developed new resources, such as serum biochemistry and complete blood count reference intervals specifically for mature to geriatric cats, which were generated from a population of over 600 healthy aged cats.

Citizens must take responsibility for their actions and not allow the over population of cats to continue.

Did you know that over 54 % of the cat population in the United States is overweight?

Humans are the reason the cats are there, it is our duty to treat them with kindness and do what we can to help them while bringing down the population over time.

Providing the cats that are out there already with shelter, food, S / N and vaccinations they need, will help bring down the population over time in the most effective and humane way.

Scientific studies — including studies conducted by University of Florida veterinarians examining feral - cat colonies in the state — report that TNR reduces the population over time.

«Pure bred» cats are uncommon and comprise approximately 3 - 5 % of the cat population on this continent but, there are over 40 breeds recognized among all of the feline registry organizations in North America.

A managed colony will reduce the population of community cats over time.

Unless it's performed with very high levels of resources and manpower and addresses over 50 % of a targeted population on an ongoing basis, it doesn't offset the root of the problem: continued reproduction of un-trapped unsterilized cats.

A recently published study shows that adoption and targeted TNR (matching a target population to available resources in order to achieve a high sterilization rate, which is necessary to achieve population stabilization and reduction) resulted in a 66 % reduction in shelter cat impoundment over 2 years.

TNR stabilizes a neighborhood's outdoor cat population very quickly and, over time, reduces the number of cats.

Over time, the boardwalk's cat population has naturally decreased by more than 72 percent, and the remaining cats are enjoying healthier, happier lives.

The community cat population stabilizes and decreases over time.

The researchers provide projections as to what would happen to the population over the course of five years, depending on the percentage of the cats who were spayed or neutered.

Cats» lives and health are improved, and the population stabilizes and declines over time.

Spaying and neutering the cats will end the cycle of homeless kittens being born so the population stabilizes and, over time, it reduces naturally.

Our mission is to facilitate the placement of stray and unwanted animals and pets in desirable homes; to establish and maintain an animal shelter and associated procedures which promote the health, care and handling, and prevent over population of cats and dogs.

Natoli, for example, reported a 16 — 32 percent decrease in population size over a 10 - year period across 103 colonies in Rome — despite a 21 percent rate of «cat immigration.»

In fact, 80 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats over three years of age suffer from some form of dental disease, making it the most common pet health issue among our pet population in San Diego, CA.

By 2004, The Cat House population had grown to over 500 cats and kittens.

Conflicts over cat management practices often prevent or delay the implementation of policies that could reduce cat populations, improve animal welfare and reduce risks to wildlife.

Across the city, community members watch over and care for community cats, trap newcomers for surgery and keep a careful eye on the population.

This year's theme is «All Cats All Communities,» and supporters are hoping to educate communities about feral cats and humane policies like TNR (Trap / Neuter / Return), which when properly administered will reduce the feral cat population over time while providing for the community cats in a humane manCats All Communities,» and supporters are hoping to educate communities about feral cats and humane policies like TNR (Trap / Neuter / Return), which when properly administered will reduce the feral cat population over time while providing for the community cats in a humane mancats and humane policies like TNR (Trap / Neuter / Return), which when properly administered will reduce the feral cat population over time while providing for the community cats in a humane mancats in a humane manner.

Emily's Place Spay & Neuter Outreach Society Not rated yet This is a non-profit society dealing with cat over - population, dedicated to helping families fund spay and neuter procedures for their cats in Cumberland...

Obesity is as significant a health crisis in our companion animals as it is in the human population, with over 50 % of dogs and cats in the overweight to obese range.

The number of community cats in the U.S. may approach that of pet cats (89 million), and with only an estimated 2 % of community cats sterilized compared to over 80 % of pet cats (Chu 2007, Wallace 2006, Levy 2004), the impact of this population on shelters likely far exceeds the impact of lost or unwanted pet cats.

In fact, 80 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats over three years of age suffer from some form of dental disease, making it the most common pet health issue among our pet population.

Highly Highly recommend anyone with stray cats to please take a little time to trap them thru Meow Now and stop the over population and unfathomable number who are put to death every day in the shelters!

In fact, 80 % of dogs and 70 % of cats over the age of three years old suffer from some form of dental disease, making it the most common pet health issue among our pet population in Corona, CA.

If all the cats that were trapped, neutered and returned were left alone, they would reproduce over and over again, creating larger and larger populations of feral cats.

Urge them to adopt a true TNR program that does not over burden feral cat caregivers and which will help control populations of feral cats but do so humanely.

Supported by over 95,000 members nationwide, Alley Cat Allies has advocated Trap - Neuter - Return (TNR), the most effective and humane method to reduce feral cat populations, for over 15 yeaCat Allies has advocated Trap - Neuter - Return (TNR), the most effective and humane method to reduce feral cat populations, for over 15 yeacat populations, for over 15 years.

The young superhero isn't swinging from buildings or lifting buses over his head, but he is helping the local cat population survive and thrive.

TNR effectively controls the population of cats in a colony, and over time, those colonies diminish.

Studies across the U.S. have shown that TNR not only curtails nuisance behavior, but it also costs less, drastically reduces shelter euthanasia, and, over the long run, will reduce the outdoor cat population of a community.

In fact, 80 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats over three years of age suffer from some form of dental disease, making it the most common pet health issue among our pet population in Echo Park, CA.

Neutering as many cats and dogs as possible is the only humane solution to the pet over population problem.

Our mission at the Middle Tennessee Spay & Neuter Clinic is to help alleviate pet over population by providing affordable spay and neuter services for dogs and cats of qualifying owners and caretakers and to provide and promote education for the humane care and treatment of all animals.

Studies clearly show that TNR policies effectively reduce the size of outdoor cat colonies both immediately (with the removal and adoption of kittens and socialized cats) and over time (as the population stabilizes and the breeding cycle ends).

It is apparent the cat population, both owned and unowned, diminished over the 12 years between the two studies.

The clinic is determined to help control the feral cat population in Ulster County, helping to reduce feline disease and starvation in the process; in 2013, the clinic sterilized over 2,100 cats under Project Feral, a reduced - fee program for the public that traps, neuters and returns feral cats to their habitat.