Return-to-field: Municipal shelter sees sharp declines in feline intake/euthanasia after eight yearsA 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 numbersComputer modeling study compares lethal and non-lethal methods for managing free-roaming cats over 50-year period.
Study: High body condition scores, good overall health among exurban feral catsResearchers trapped 101 free-roaming cats in Russellville, Arkansas, documenting FIV and FeLV rates of 12.7% and 16.7%, respectively.
Feeding free-roaming cats reduces their exposure to common parasiteExplores why cats living in residential areas are at much lower risk of becoming infected with, and transmitting, the T. gondii parasite.