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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Every state has groups that are helping feral cats. David Fyfe/The HSUS
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Our new map will help you find the organizations that help feral and community cats in your state.
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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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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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May 10, 2012
Catnip: Why Cats Go Crazy For It
You find your cat rolling and twisting on the floor, rubbing his face against it and drooling everywhere. Right away you know--he’s been in the catnip.
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April 20, 2012
A Feline Superstar's Journey Home: From Velcro to Romeo
Rescued from a hoarder, this kitty's big hugs earn him a new home and a new name
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April 4, 2012
What You Can Do to Help Feral Cats
We can help you take care—and reduce the number—of the feral cats in your community.
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March 26, 2012
Keep Your Cat Happy Indoors
Although many cats enjoy being outside where they can hunt prey and explore their surroundings, it's a myth that going outside is a requirement for feline happiness. Playing regularly with a cat easily satisfies her stalking instinct, keeps her stimulated, and provides the exercise she needs to stay healthy and happy.