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Research Library
Four-year TNR study yields promising results
Study “Four Years of Promising Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) in Córdoba, Spain: A Scalable Model for Urban Feline Management,” published in...
Feeding community cats more common than previously thought
Study “Who Cares? Exploring the Demographics and Proportion of People Providing Care for Community Cats in Seven Study Communities in the...
Shelter improves feline lifesaving despite legal hurdles
Study “Playing the Cards You’re Dealt: Implementing Feline Lifesaving Programs and Practices Despite Restrictive Ordinance Provisions,”...
Microtargeted sterilization efforts reduce euthanasia rates while saving tax dollars
Study “Impact of a Local Government Funded Free Cat Sterilization Program for Owned and Semi-Owned Cats,” published in the journal...
Return-to-field: Municipal shelter sees sharp declines in feline intake/euthanasia after eight years
A recently published study details the impact of targeted trap-neuter-return on stray cat intake at Louisville Metro Animal Services (LMAS).
Population modeling demonstrates TNR’s potential to reduce free-roaming cat numbers
Computer modeling study compares lethal and non-lethal methods for managing free-roaming cats over 50-year period.
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