REMINDER: Please Do Not Take Feral Cats to Pounds or Shelters, Even in Extreme Cold
If you care for outdoor cats in your community, please remember cats should never be taken to animal pounds or shelters, even in extreme cold. In animal pounds and shelters nationwide, seven out of every 10 cats are killed rather than adopted outand for unadoptable feral cats, that number is virtually 100 percent.
Feral cats …
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Alley Cat Allies Reminds Cat Caregivers Do Not Take Feral Cats to Animal Pounds or Shelters, Even in Extreme Cold
… today reminds those who care about outdoor cats in their communities that even in the extreme cold, cats should never be taken to animal pounds or shelters.
“Feral cats (also known as “community cats“) may look like pet catsand in fact, they are the same speciesbut feral cats are not socialized to people, and can …
The Scoop on Feral Cats
Jackson Galaxy, host of Animal Planet’s My Cat From Hell, gets asked a lot of questions about feral cats. In this 60-second Alley Cat Allies PSA, Galaxy gives viewers the scoop on who feral cats really areand how we can protect them through Trap-Neuter-Return.
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My Cat From Hell Host Jackson Galaxy Lends Support to Feral Cats and National Feral Cat Day® in New PSA
… Feral Cat Day®? Is it to help get your local shelter on the path to saving more cats‘ lives? To organize a spay/neuter clinic for feral cats? To educate your community about outdoor cats? Whatever your mission is, we’re here to support you!
Everyone who registers a National Feral Cat Day® …
Fast Facts on Feral Cats and the Vacuum Effect
IMPORTANT: Even in the best case scenarios relocation can be very dangerous for cats and ineffective. Relocation is stressful for cats and since community cats are not socialized to people they can be unpredictable. Community cats bond to their outdoor homes and will try to go backin some cases cats have died in the process …
Feral Cats in Orlando, FL' rel="bookmark">Protest Loews Hotels' Trapping of Feral Cats in Orlando, FL
Join us this Saturday in Orlando to show Loews that we demand humane treatment for the cats on their properties.
Saturday, April 14 Noon to 2 pm At the corner of Universal Blvd. and Vineland Rd. Orlando, FL 32819 Get directions.(Parking is available at Studio Plaza, 5979 Vineland Road, Orlando, FL 32819.)
If you …
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Loews Loves Pets, But Not Feral Cats
… cats.
Removing cats from their home is cruelthey are strongly bonded to the area and to each otherand it creates a stressful, completely unnecessary trauma for the cats. In addition, removing cats and relocating them won’t work; new cats will take advantage of the now-available territory. Despite these facts, Loews maintains support for …
Win for the cats: Judge Rules Feeding Feral Cats Legal in Maryland
The ruling sets a great precedent to empower caregivers who have been threatened by animal control agencies statewide.
Keeping communities free to embrace humane programs that work to stabilize the feral cat population and keep cats out of animal shelters where they will be killed is an important step forward. We’ll be bringing …
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New Resource: "Why Trap-Neuter-Return Feral Cats? The Case for TNR"
Our latest fact sheet makes the case for Trap-Neuter-Return by explaining how TNR benefits everyone. This resource covers in detail the many reasons to embrace and promote Trap-Neuter-Return:
Read “Why Trap-Neuter-Return Feral Cats? The Case for TNR.”
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New Resource: "Why Trap-Neuter-Return Feral Cats? The Case for TNR"
Our latest fact sheet makes the case for Trap-Neuter-Return by explaining how TNR benefits everyone. This resource covers in detail the many reasons to embrace and promote Trap-Neuter-Return:
Read “Why Trap-Neuter-Return Feral Cats? The Case for TNR.”
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