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Feline RescueTrap-Neuter-Release (TNR) programs have proved to be the only effective means of successfully managing feral cat colonies. Learn how to set up your own TNR program, or find active TNR groups in your own area.
Morris Million Cat Rescue
I had the pleasure of interviewing Randy Jackson about the inauguration of the second annual Morris' Million Cat Rescue from 9 Lives, home of the famous Morris. Read my review including the latest news about the Million Cat Rescue, as well as what's coming up professionally for Randy Jackson. Cat Rescue Picture Gallery
Thousands of volunteers all over the world dedicate their lives to cat rescue operations, whether it be TNR, feral cat colony management, fostering rescued cats and kittens, or rehoming stray cats. Browse this picture album of rescued cats, including some happy ending stories, and consider if you have what it takes for this rewarding challenge of cat rescue. Cat Rescue Picture Gallery - Personal Rescues
Cat rescue not only involves organized groups, but also those generous individuals who rescue abandoned, injured, or abused cats and personally adopt them into their own homes. These pictures depict cats whose lives have changed completely in their new forever homes. The Homeless - A Story for Homeless Cats Everywhere
I wrote this story a few years ago in acknowledgement of "Homeless Cats Day," but it is equally fitting for Feral Cat Day, or any day of the year, in honor of feral cat rescuers and TNR volunteers. Profile: Tabby's Place - A Cat Sanctuary
Founded on a dream, managed with sound principles, by selfless volunteers, and a dedicated board of trustees, Tabby's Place is truly the epitome of a cat sanctuary. One of my biggest pleasures is the monthly update on the special needs cats I sponsor. I highly recommend the experience. Should a Rescued Pregnant Cat be Spayed ?
One of the most controversial issues is whether or not to spay a rescued pregnant cat. While some people are repulsed at the thought of killing kittens, others believe the question begs a larger issue, that of the overpopulation problem. Thirteen Souls - An Essay in Tribute
Jim Willis lost his sanctuary home and thirteen of his beloved rescues to fire in January, 2004, on his birthday. This essay is dedicated to those nine dogs and four cats, and to the man who rescued and loved them. The Animals' Savior - Guest Article by Jim Willis
This small piece moved me to tears when I first read it. It has become a beacon of strength for hundreds of selfless workers in animal shelters, rescue organizations, and other volunteers for animals Feral Cats -- Love 'Em and Leave 'Em
Disputes and discussions about the universal problem of strays and feral cats, and how best to manage them. Feral Cats: "Weeds" or Victims?
Texas Aggie Ferals are threatened as wildlife experts recommend killing them as a superior alternative to the successful spay-neuter-release management program of AFCA. FERALS - Feed em - Fix em - Free em
By Stephanie Olsen, guest writer. Helpful advice for managing your own feral cat colony from someone with experience on two continents. This is Stephanie's second guest article for About Cats. FootPrints in the Snow
If you've ever thought about rescuing strays and street cats, this site, created by a longtime About Cats forum member, is a great place to start. It offers easy-to-read advice about the "befriending" method of rescue, by a real expert. |
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