There are many opinions about how to manage the estimated 50 million feral and stray cats, also known as community cats, in the United States. Understanding this complex and emotional issue is essential to combating cat overpopulation.
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You'll be suprised how easy it is to build this custom shelter for ferals. Mike McFarland/The HSUS
Feral Cats: Taking the Chill Out of Winter
If you're feeling the cold this winter, imagine how the feral cats in your area feel—they need a warm shelter when the air gets frigid. Luckily, you don't need to be a carpenter to help.
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Individuals
Feral cats need more than food and water. TNR: You can do it!
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Organizations
Feral and stray cats are the most significant source of cat overpopulation. We’ll help you help them.
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Officials
Effective strategies are key to reducing cat overpopulation.
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Feral Cats and Wildlife
Both feral cats and wildlife need protection.
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News & Resources
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February 21, 2012
Adventures in Catsterland: A Guide to Catster Chat
A few minutes is all it takes to speak Catster like a native!
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February 21, 2012
Adventures in Catsterland: Fun and Friends Found on the Online Feline Social Network
Move over, Facebook! Catster is the cat's pajamas.
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February 21, 2012
Blended Families: Bringing a Canine Into Your Kitty Kingdom
With a little help from you, cats and dogs can live together in harmony.
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January 11, 2012
How to Keep Your Pets Safe When Severe Winter Weather Hits
Because evacuation shelters generally don't accept pets (except for service animals), you must plan ahead to make certain your family and pets will have a safe place to stay.