What started as a routine rescue quickly turned into days-long effort to save a cat trapped inside the walls of a Winnebago ...

The United States is home to an estimated tens of millions (possibly close to one hundred million) of feral and stray cats, ...

Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs have been shown to be an effective solution to feral cat populations. Learn more.

Jun. 19—Local animal rescuers are cheering the City of Mesa's creation of a robust trap-neuter-release program this year to get its burgeoning feral cat population under control. Volunteers say the ...

2. Taking Feral Cats to Shelters So you've trapped a feral cat. What next? We spoke with our local animal shelter to learn about the programs they have available for vaccinating… It’s never been ...

NORTH HAVEN — The town's Animal Control is planning to start trapping feral cats in the Vineyard Road area next week, according to police, but the town's first selectman insists the cats won't be ...

Flo was brought into the shelter under the organization's trap-neuter-return (TNR) program, and has the "ear tip" — a bit of top ear removed as a marker of sterilization — to prove it. Although Flo is ...

CLARENDON A couple of traps will be placed in one Clarendon neighborhood this week in an effort to capture feral cats that have raised health concerns among residents. At a meeting on Monday, the ...

The overpopulation of stray and feral cats is becoming a pressing issue in Pennsylvania, including in Lancaster County. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has estimated that there are between ...

In an effort to control feral cat populations in Hempstead, the town has expanded a program to neuter those cats and return them where they came from, town officials announced Tuesday. The town’s ...

Debate in Petaluma over what to do with feral cats is pitting feline lovers against wildlife advocates who fear the wayward animals are hunting endangered species. The group Save Our Ferals is asking ...

"He is super skittish and doesn't let me get within 2-4 feet of him. He will absolutely hiss at me," the owner told Newsweek.