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Helping Community Cats through
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)

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Community Cats
Cat Colony at Risk
Cat Neutering or Spaying for Strays
Community Cat Programs Handbook: Stray and Feral Cats Resource
Community Cat Programs: Public Policy and Legal Considerations
Community Cats Shopping List
Community Cats: Conflict Management and Resolution Tips
How to Help Outside Cats in Winter
Join the Best Friends Legislative Action Center
Relocating Feral Cats
Save Lives with Feral Freedom
Solutions to Cat-Related Issues
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)
Ear-Tipping Cats: What Is It, Why Is It Done, Is It Humane?
Feral Cat Control and Government Policy: Lobbying for Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)
Frequently Asked Questions About TNR
How TNR Reduces Nuisance Complaints: What the Research Tells Us
Humane Trapping Instructions for Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)
TNR Action Kit
TNR for Stray Cats: Meaning, History and Statistics
TNR Fundraising
Trap-Neuter-Return Success Stories: What the Research Tells Us
Community Cats Program Handbook: Basics
A Brief History of TNR
Engaging Key Stakeholders
Model Programs
The Importance of Leadership
Why Community Cat Programs?
Community Cats Program Handbook: Administration
Colony Management and Caregiver Resources
Community Outreach and Engagement
Facility Requirements
Financial Considerations
Key Legal Issues to Consider
Marketing and Public Relations
Program Sustainability
Staffing Considerations
Volunteer Engagement
Community Cats Program Handbook: Operations
Data and Statistics
Housing Cats and Kittens
How to Address Various Complaints
Intake of Cats and Kittens
Kitten Nurseries
Post-surgery Recovery
Returning Cats
Staff and Volunteer Safety Protocols
Trapping Protocols
Working Toward Positive Outcomes
Working with Enforcement and Dispatch Staff
Working With Local TNR And Rescue Groups
Working with Shelter Staff and Volunteers
Working with Veterinarians and Veterinary Clinics