Officials to remove feral cats from Saco neighborhoodMcLaughlin, Ryan
Feral cats—often referred to as community or stray cats—are frequently spotted in our neighborhoods. Although they might appear benign, these felines can disrupt local ecosystems and pose risks to public health. This highlights the urgent need for professional feral cat trappers in your community ...
Electronic repellentsrepel approaching cats by frightening them with bursts of water. These eco-friendly devices can be used to condition neighborhood cats to stay away from various areas such as: vegetable gardens plants mulch beds pathways
Thank you for your interest in the TNR for Feral Cats Grant Program and in your desire to make a difference in your neighborhood and the community. The Proposed Action is not expected to increase the threat of Feral Cats or Red Foxes in the area, which may pose a risk to Black Cockatoo...
Thank you so much for caring for the cats. Your efforts may go unnoticed by many, but I appreciate you for helping the cats. Thank you for all your work to TNR, our community’s outdoor cats. The cats are happier, and people in my neighborhood are thankful to no longer hear cats fi...
TNR was the preferred method of control in private neighborhoods and overall. Some difference was found between men and women when it came to feeding neighborhood feral cats or perceptions of feral cat nuisance. The age of respondents did not significantly affect respondent preference for TNR. ...
Cat House (for the Winter and for Feral Cats): My family and I recently moved back into our house after being overseas for 8 years. As it turns out, our renter had been very welcoming to all of the neighborhood cats and our backyard has become a bit of a
Linda and our volunteers are certified in the TNR program (Trap/Spay/Neuter/Release) by Neighborhood Cats and the ASPCA, through which we hope to reduce over population and disease by preventing the birth of unwanted litters. We are also a member of the Mayor's Alliance of New York, which...
Linda and our volunteers are certified in the TNR program (Trap/Spay/Neuter/Release) by Neighborhood Cats and the ASPCA, through which we hope to reduce over population and disease by preventing the birth of unwanted litters. We are also a member of the Mayor's Alliance of New York, which...
A feral cat was born in the wild. It never belonged to anyone.Bobcats and wildcats are not ...