Every rescue and every adoption provides us with an opportunity to educate members of
the public about feral cats, TNR, and animal overpopulation.
Not exact matches
National
Feral Cat Day is about increasing public awareness and improving treatment of feral
Feral Cat Day is
about increasing
public awareness and improving treatment of
feral feral cats.
While every day is
feral cat day at Best Friends, we're excited
about this day each year because it's an opportunity to educate the
public about the importance of trap / neuter / return (TNR), the only humane option for stabilizing and reducing the outdoor
cat population.
This is in response to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's recent decision to support the elimination of
feral cats coincident with a propaganda campaign to mislead the
public about the dangers of
feral cats.
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.
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Click here to learn
about how we help the
public trap, sterilize, vaccinate, and return
feral cats.
The workshop provides valuable information
about the program, safety in dealing with
feral & stray
cats, and trapping information, as well as
public relations and dealing with problem situations.
If ABC is truly concerned
about the
public health threat posed by «
feral cat colonies,» why withhold such critical information?
Internationally, large populations of
feral cats constitute an important and controversial issue due to their impact on
cat overpopulation, animal welfare,
public health, and the environment, and to disagreement
about what are the best methods for their control.
If you're part of an organized TNR effort, you're likely getting calls from the
public about community
cats — also called
feral cats.
Thank you WILX TV 10 for helping to educate the
public about the plight of stray &
feral cats!
Progressive and compassionate animal control officers have the ability to educate the
public during their interactions
about feral and stray
cats and refer residents to workshops and local neuter resources.
Nevertheless, these massive numbers are great for capturing the attention of the general
public and raising awareness
about feral cat impacts.
Star of Animal Planet's «My
Cat From Hell,» cat behavior expert Jackson Galaxy, recently recorded a Public Service Announcement (PSA) as part of the Alley Cat Allies mission to educate people about feral ca
Cat From Hell,»
cat behavior expert Jackson Galaxy, recently recorded a Public Service Announcement (PSA) as part of the Alley Cat Allies mission to educate people about feral ca
cat behavior expert Jackson Galaxy, recently recorded a
Public Service Announcement (PSA) as part of the Alley
Cat Allies mission to educate people about feral ca
Cat Allies mission to educate people
about feral cats.
And it doesn't stop there... KVHS has a
public spay neuter program to help reduce pet overpopulation in our community, we regularly conduct educational and outreach activities to teach citizens
about our work and humane care for animals, and we have created programs to strengthen opportunities for our most vulnerable animals like
feral cats and senior animals through ongoing support and fee waived or reduced adoptions.
Its mission is to address the problem of homeless
cats in Toronto by spaying / neutering, bringing adoptable
cats into our foster / adoption program, managing colonies of
feral cats (those that are not adoptable), and educating the
public about responsible pet ownership and living with community
cats.
Its mission is to address the problem of homeless
cats in Toronto by spaying / neutering, bringing adoptable
cats into our foster / adoption program, managing colonies of
feral cats (those that are not adoptable), and educating the
public about responsible pet ownership and living with community
cats.
Its mission is to address the problem of homeless
cats in Toronto by spaying / neutering, bringing adoptable
cats into our foster / adoption program, managing colonies of
feral cats (those that are not adoptable), and educating the
public about responsible pet ownership and living with community
cats.