How to Draft a Trap-Neuter-Return Ordinance
NEWLY UPDATED! Now with a model TNR ordinance template!. Since 1990, Alley Cat Allies has been the only national organization practicing and promoting Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) and the humane care of feral cats. As a result of this experience, we are regularly contacted by communities and legislative bodies across the country that are seeking our input on ordinances. They ask us both to review draft ordinances and to suggest appropriate language for inclusion in those drafts.
5 Ways Microchips Save Lives Postcard
Case Study: Fairfax County Animal Shelter
Microchips Save Lives
Cats and the Law: Finding and Understanding Your Laws
If you are involved with feral cats, Trap-Neuter-Return, colony care, or advocating on behalf of cats, knowing your local laws about cats—as well as your state anti-cruelty laws—is valuable. There may be local laws that directly, or indirectly, effect Trap-Neuter-Return programs and other work you are doing. Additionally, anti-cruelty laws exist in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, and apply to all cats—companion, abandoned, lost, and feral.
Case Study: Morgan County Humane Society
Case Study: Johnson County Animal Shelter
Helping Cats in Your Community Workshop
Helping Community Cats Workshop Outline
Case Study: Homeward Bound Pet Adoption Center
Just the Facts: Declawing
Plan to Scan Postcard
A microchip is no bigger than a grain of rice but can save a cat’s life! This fun, informative postcard is a quick and easy guide to what exactly microchips and scanners are, how to scan for a microchip, and why it is important to Plan to Scan®.