Sentences with phrase «more about feral cat»

Visit their Web site to learn more about feral cat colonies and how to deal with them.

Learn more about feral cats.

To learn more about feral cats and the importance of TNR programs, please visit our Feral Cat Resource page.

(Click here to read more about feral cats and how to control their populations through Trap - Neuter - Return.)

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At the time (a month - and - a-half after Allen was out of the picture), FLOCK was still struggling to pull their sanctuary out of its tailspin — raising questions about their ability to run the operation (and, on a more fundamental level, the viability of any feral cat sanctuary).

Find out more about what constitutes as a «feral cat» in our FAQ Section of our website.

If we are serious about saving native wildlife and birds, we should take a good look at ourselves; humans are vastly more responsible for the destruction of endangered species than feral cats are.

Many of the 40 or so gathered at the Volusia County solid waste transfer station spent more than two hours hissing and snarling at each other.And there wasn't even one cat in the room.The county's animal control board workshop Tuesday was supposed to be about finding ways to solve the feral, or wild, cat problem, but all the dirty looks and snide comments that criss - crossed the room made it seem more like a feline version of American Gladiators.One opinion - represented by animal services / control, humane societies, health department workers and citizens - seemed to be that the county's trapping and destroying of feral cats is the most humane way of dealing with the overpopulation.

To learn more about supporting feral and stray cats, contact Alley Cat Allies at www.alleycat.org.

More funds should be made available to support the trap - neuter - return program for feral cats, and the public should be educated about what a cruel thing it is to release an unwanted pet into the wild.

Learn more about why feral cats do not spread rabies.

For more information about trapping feral cats, along with information on recommended traps, go to www.Alleycat.org/pdf/selection.pdf.

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Those two babies that I got fixed, released and still feed to this day have drawn about six or seven more feral cats from the neighborhood.

Learn more about Trap - Neuter - Return, a humane solution for feral cat colonies that prevents overpopulation and is free.

For more information about feral cats and humane trapping, visit Cat Resource Center, Alley Cat Allies and Humane Society Silicon Valley.

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Feral cats live about half as long as domestic cats because they have more fights, accidents, illnesses, predators, and food shortages.

If you are feeding feral or wild cats in your neighbourhood on a regular basis and are interested in becoming a neighbourhood TNR guardian and caregiver or would like to learn more about our TNR caregiver program, please email [email protected].

The literature shows the prevalence of FIV and FeLV positive test results in the feral population is low - and the same as in the domestic population (about 4 percent for FeLV and 2 percent for FIV) Money spent on testing can instead, sterilize more cats.

To read more about winterizing your colonies and creative ideas on how to make your own winter shelters, visit our Feral Cat Colony Care page.

To learn more about this proven method of population control, visit the websites of the national organization, Alley Cat Allies, or the local organization, San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition (SAFCC).

San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition To learn more about San Antonio's community cat population or to take a class to become eligible to trap community cats, please contact the San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition at 210.877.9067 or visit their websiCat Coalition To learn more about San Antonio's community cat population or to take a class to become eligible to trap community cats, please contact the San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition at 210.877.9067 or visit their websicat population or to take a class to become eligible to trap community cats, please contact the San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition at 210.877.9067 or visit their websiCat Coalition at 210.877.9067 or visit their website.

Find out more about how to help feral cats.

If you are interested in learning more about TNR and colony care (for example, if you are feeding stray and / or feral cats and are ready to do your part to TNR them), a certification workshop can be a useful step to gain the knowledge and skills needed to help the feral and stray community cats in your area.

Interested in learning more about feral and stray cats?

Even though the U.S. feral cat population has declined to about 20 % of what it was in 1990, to about eight million down from 40 million, opposition to neuter / return had increased, and still is rising, because the remaining cats were and are much more visible.

The New York City Feral Cat Initiative is a coalition of more than 150 animal rescue groups and shelters whose joint mission is «to raise awareness about the thousands of... community cats living outdoors throughout NYC's five boroughs, to offer solutions to prevent the number of homeless cats from increasing, and to successfully manage existing colonies.»

Here's more information about our Feral Cat Program.

Click the logo to learn more about how you can get your pet or feral cat spayed or neutered.

However, I think it's important that we think about this more closely, especially given Greg Hunt's decade - long feral cat eradication plan.

You can learn more about the differences between socialized and feral cats at alleycat.org/StrayOrFeral.

For more information about National Feral Cat Day, or for tips on how you can help care for feral cats in need, check out the Alley Cat Allies website at AlleyCatFeral Cat Day, or for tips on how you can help care for feral cats in need, check out the Alley Cat Allies website at AlleyCatferal cats in need, check out the Alley Cat Allies website at AlleyCat.org.

The leader, Betty Ann Nevil, had called the Monroe Animal League looking for someone to talk to the girls who were interested in learning more about the difference between feral cats and friendly cats.

Learn more about an incredible non-profit, Meow Village, whose main mission it is to support feral cats.

However, concern about potential exposure of non-target species to bait - delivered toxicants has led to the development of a technique to more specifically target feral cats using a pellet.

For more, read, «Why Feral Eradication Won't Work», by Sarah Hartwell; Zaunbrecher, K., & R. Smith, «Neutering of Feral Cats as an Alternative to Eradication Programs,» Journal of American Veterinary Medical Association, 203, No 3, 8/1/93, 449 - 452;  «A Model for Humane Reduction of Feral Cat Populations», by Michelle S. Chappell, DVM, published in the California Veterinarian September / October 1999, about the use of TNR in San Diego; and this report by the National Pet Alliance and Cat Fanciers» Association, Inc. calling for funding of TNR programs in Santa Clara.Â

Learn more info about local feral cat groups / training classes.

To learn more about this ordinance that can benefit feral cats, their human caretakers, and their human neighbors, see www.tnrchicago.org.

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If you are interested in learning more about TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return) and colony care, a certification workshop is the first step you should take to gain the knowledge and skills needed to help the feral and stray community cats in your area.

«Whittling down guesses or extrapolations from limited observations by a factor of 10 or even 100 does not make these estimates any more credible, and the fact that they are the best available data is not sufficient to justify their use when the consequence may be extermination for cats... What I find inconsistent in an otherwise scientific debate about biodiversity is how indictment of cats has been pursued almost in spite of the evidence, and without regard to the differential effects of cats in carefully selected, managed colonies, versus that of free - roaming pets, owned farm cats, or truly feral animals.

PAWS aspires to best practices established by well - respected organizations such as Best Friends, Alley Cat Allies, Neighborhood Cats, Feral Cat Spay / Neuter Project, and Best Friends» No More Homeless Pets movement, and understanding what the No Kill Movement is all about - and how it relates to PAWS which subscribes to the No Kill Philosophy, please visit the following - and do some research on their sites, sign up for their newsletters:

Robinsons responds to questions about the controversy that sometimes swirls around TNR and how best to treat feral and homeless cats — including from the perspective of wildlife advocates, factions of veterinarians and others who oppose TNR — the study by the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute and the Fish and Wildlife Service, and more.

Learn more about the HSUS's feral cat program.

For more information about shelters and winter colony management, visit our Feral Cat Colony Care web page.

Learn more about the ASPCA's feral cat program.

If we're talking about the feral cat that I've been feeding for more than two years now — who rolls around in the grass to show me how happy he is to see me, and then becomes bashful when I try to pet him — the answer is very much.

Learn more about TNR in this One Green Planet article, «Get Involved to Improve the Lives of Feral Cats Through Trap - Neuter - Return.»

In hopes of learning more about the phenomenon, Allison compared his findings with 24 other data samples collected for animals ranging from domesticated dogs and cats to feral rats and chimpanzees used for research — and what it pointed to was quite troubling.