Information on Community Cats and Trap-Neuter-Return
Trap-Neuter-Return and Community
Cats Information | Spay/Neuter
Clinics | Volunteer/Rescue
Groups Specializing in Cats and/or TNR | Articles | Letters
to Editors | Miscellaneous
Trap-Neuter-Return and Community
Cats Information
- Cats
on Campus - Alley Cat Allies' Cats on Campus
Program provides caregivers with the tools they need
to create a Trap-Neuter-Return program in conjunction
with administration and other departments and to
network with one another through Alley Cat Allies’
email listserv; it also offers information on ways to
protect the cats.
- Caring
for Stray and Feral Cats - A Quick Guide -
From Alley Cat Allies
- Colony
Care Guide - From Alley Cat Allies
- Feral and
Stray Cats - An Important Difference - Alley
Cat Allies explains the difference.
- Feral Cat Behavior: How To Identify And Help Feral Cats - From udemy
- Focus on Felines - Best Friends
Animals Society's campaign to keep cats safe and
out of shelters.
- Neighborhood
Cats - The Feral Cat Experts
- Outdoor Cats - Information page from the Humane Society of the United States
- PROJECT TNR - New Jersey’s central resource for community cat and Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) information
- Tough Love: Socializing Feral Kittens - Informational series of 3 videos by the Urban Cat League
- Trapping Cats: How to Trap an Entire Colony - Instructional video from Alley Cat Allies
- Who Is A Feral Cat? - Information from the Homeless Animal Lifeline (HAL)
- What is a Feral Cat? - Video from Alley Cat Allies
Spay/Neuter Clinics
- Animal Alliance of New Jersey - Surgery done on Sundays and Wednesdays (and by appointment on Fridays) in Lambertville
- List of
Veterinarians accepting Friends of Animals
Spay/Neuter Certificates
- Low Cost or Free Spay/Neuter Programs in New Jersey - From lovethatcat.com
- McSNIP - Mercer
Cats Spay/Neuter Incentive Program; phone: (609)
737-6393
- People for Animals - Providing high quality and affordable Spay/Neuter services in Hillside and Robbinsville, NJ
Volunteer/Rescue Groups
Specializing in Cats and/or TNR
- Alley Cat Allies - Transforming and developing communities to protect and improve the lives of cats.
- CAPIC (Cat Adoption & Pet Information Center) (Raritan, NJ) - a group of responsible individuals trying to help lower the cat overpopulation by trap/neuter/return in an humane manner.
- Cattitude - A New Jersey non-profit cat & dog rescue & adoption corporation.
- Forgotten Cats (Delaware/Pennsylvania) - Mission: to reduce the unwanted cat population without killing and to stop the suffering of the thousands of kittens born to abandoned, homeless cats.
- Friends of
Animals - A non-profit, international animal
advocacy organization. Sells low-cost
spay-neuter certificates.
- Homeless
Animal Lifeline (HAL) - An all-volunteer,
nonprofit 501c3 humane education, caregiver
assistance, and animal rescue organization located in
New Jersey.
- Lost Paws
Animal Rescue - A volunteer group that
fosters homeless animals until they can be placed in
loving homes.
- S.A.R.A. Inc - Summit Animal Rescue Association - Animal rescue and placement organization
- Scarlet Paws Animal Welfare Network - Visit our adoptable pets on Petfinder.
- Second
Chance For Animals - volunteer group affiliated
with Franklin Township Animal Shelter
- Stray Catz, Inc. - A relatively small Mercer County, NJ-based rescue group
- Whiskers Rescue - Provides TNR service for community cats in Central Jersey.
Articles
- AVMA Collections: Feral cats - Collection of articles on Community Cats from the American Veterinary Medical Association
- Cape May City's Trap, Neuter and Return Program Leading the Way to the Humane Treatment of Feral Cats - By Juanita "Jane" Wheatley, Animal Control Officer, City of Cape May (October 2005, New Jersey Municipalities)
- For Feral Cats, a Few New Places to Call Home - At "Architects for Animals: Giving Shelter," a January 2013 event at the Steelcase showroom in Midtown Manhattan, eight New York City architects and designers proudly displayed their new low-cost houses for feral cats.
- Key
Scientific Studies on Trap-Neuter-Return - A
list of scientific studies demonstrating that
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a humane and effective
approach for managing community cats.
- “Reassessment: A Closer Look at ‘Critical Assessment of Claims Regarding Management of Feral Cats by Trap-Neuter-Return’” - a brief review and critique of the essay “Critical Assessment of Claims Regarding Management of Feral Cats by Trap-Neuter-Return”
- Stray
Cat
Strut:
Woman Beats IRS - A woman who had deducted
expenses related to saving feral cats went up against
the IRS and won
Letters to Editors
- A personal story illustrating the success of TNR (The Sentinel, Nov. 25, 2010)
- Council should look at facts, re-evaluate TNR (The Sentinel, Nov. 4, 2010)
- Donations needed to help kittens in distress (The Sentinel, Feb. 3, 2011)
- Middlesex should save cat colony (The Star-Ledger, December 03, 2011)
- Montclair
cat activist looking for someone to take her place
in trap and neuter program (NJ.com, Nov. 23,
2010)
- TNR more effective than feeding bans (The Sentinel, Nov. 18, 2010)
Miscellaneous
- These Stats are for the Birds - Alley Cat Allies examines the claim that community cats are responsible for killing birds
- Tools: Flyers, brochures, and door hangers to help you help cats - From Alley Cat Allies