Elementary school teacher gets kids in his class to help save pets' lives
Valle Del Sol students and teacher support Best Friends' Coachella Valley Community Cat Program that provides TNR for stray and feral cats.
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Putting the community in community cat
Review of beginnings and history of trap-neuter-return (TNR) in Utah, and how support was incrementally gained for strategy for community cat care.
In Texas, Harris County just made lifesaving history with a new law to save thousands of at-risk cats
Shelter leaders and elected officials in Harris County, Texas, just made history by declaring TNR the preferred model for managing community cats, thanks to a pilot program and collaborative relationship with Best Friends.
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How to Lobby for Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR) for Cats
Want to lobby for trap-neuter-vaccinate-return (TNVR), aka trap-neuter-release (TNR), to help community cats (feral and stray cats)? Answer these questions before you start your campaign.
An ideal solution for cats in a city park
Stray cat complaints and concerns about birds at Lafreniere Park in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, leads to creation of inclusive community TNR program.
Two community kittens with virus that damaged their eyes receive TLC
TNR trappers come across two stray kittens with a virus that damaged their eyes. They are receiving medical treatment and being fostered.
Resources for cat lovers in Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore Community Cats Project is a trap/neuter/return (TNR) program from Best Friends Animal Society for feral and stray cats.
Sustainable programs that save cats
Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) provides trap-neuter-return for community cats in Maryland. Read about the success of TNR programs.
Tell University of Nebraska Corn Hucksters: We Are Not Buying What You Are Selling!
The article released by the University of Nebraska on TNR is biased against feral cats.
The AVMA leaves the door open for killing community cats
Revised policy endorses lethal methods of controlling free-roaming cat populations, despite the fact that TNR is the only proven method to work.