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    To improve the lives of the millions of cats living on our streets and support the compassionate people caring for them. 

    What is TNR?

    Trap-Neuter-Return, or TNR, is the most humane and effective method known for managing feral and stray cats. The cats are trapped, spayed and neutered, vaccinated and then returned to their outdoor homes. Caretakers provide food and shelter and monitor the cats. Learn more.


    Back in 1999, there were no services for feral cats in New York City. Co-founder Bryan Kortis explains how Neighborhood Cats changed that.

    This little lady wants you

    Rescued off the mean streets of Brooklyn, Susie Q. is looking for a special person to call her own. Is that you?

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    Feral News Watch

    294 feral cats in South Jakarata fixed by the Dept for Marine and Agricultural Food Security  
    Population control and preventing the spread of rabies are two goals of the program
    Posted Nov 12, 2018
    The mysterious world of the Disneyland cats  
    Check out the photos of the famous but rarely seen ferals (along with their Facebook, Instagram and Twitter accounts).
    Posted Nov 12, 2018
    Working cats get the job done on Embry-Riddle campus  
    Prior removal of cats led to more rodents, now the Daytona Beach aeronautical university uses TNR
    Posted Nov 11, 2018
    Researchers find cats deter rats more than hunt them  
    Cats prefer to ignore rats; rats prefer to stay away all together
    Posted Oct 15, 2018