TNR Scenarios: How to Help Sick or Injured Cats
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TNR Works!
… need help understanding why Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is the only effective way to stabilize and eventually reduce feline populations, you can give them scientific facts that TNR works.
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Maryland: Take Action to Protect Cats in TNR Programs!

… the definition of “custodian” to include people who provide care or sustenance places unfair burdens on caregivers and threatens to shut down the state’s many successful TNR programs. Maryland residents, you have the chance to speak up on behalf of TNR programs and oppose changes that would shut them down.
This new regulation would …
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Reinvigorated TNR Program at Bayside State Prison

A reinvigorated TNR program has returned to Bayside State Prison! In our last update, we announced that after weeks of constructive discussions with prison officials, we reached an agreement that ensured the cats would receive the care and food they need, prison operations wouldn’t be disturbed, the needs of inmates and staff would be …
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) for Community Cats Workshop at Tillman's Corner Community Center in Mobile County, AL
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Alley Cat Allies, in partnership with Azalea City Cat Coalition, will host a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) workshop at Tillman’s Corner Community Center Jan. 27, 2015.
A Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program is essential in every community to help cats …
Alley Cat Allies Hosting TNR Workshop in Mobile, Alabama

… programs to help Mobile County’s community cat population. Alley Cat Allies provided a $5000 grant and humane trapping equipment for Azalea City Cat Coalition to expand TNR and offer additional low-cost spay and neuter assistance. With a stronger TNR program, Mobile County will be able to focus on lifesaving programs for adoptable cats …
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Veterinarians Support Trap-Neuter-Return in Letter to JAVMA

… on community cats and issue a new science-based policy centered around Trap-Neuter-Return.
In the letter the veterinarians highlight the extensive research supporting Trap-Neuter-Return policies, including studies that show community cats are just as healthy as pet cats, as well as evidence of programs, in a variety of settings, where Trap …
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Dunbar, West Virginia Passes Trap-Neuter-Return Ordinance

Great news for the cats of Dunbar, West Virginia! This month local officials passed a positive Trap-Neuter-Return ordinance, effective immediately. This is the first Trap-Neuter-Return ordinance in Kanawha County and a milestone in the progress that the county has made in the last year.
The Trap-Neuter-Return ordinance will protect …
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The Mainstream Standard of Community Cat Care is Trap-Neuter-Return

Published on The Huffington Post, October 16, 2014.
Americans love cats, and they want to see them protected. That’s why every year, more people become advocates and stand up for cats, and more cities embrace trap-neuter-return (TNR). What was once viewed as a radical new concept practiced by a small group of …
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TNR: From the Alley...To Main Street

… with his family when Hannah Shaw met him. Hannah reached out to her local shelter, which was helpful and responsivethis shelter has fully embraced Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR). They lent Hannah traps and even neutered Rufus at no cost. Fortunately for Rufus, TNR has become the mainstream approach for caring for outdoor cats in communities …
