What happens if someone’s pet cat is trapped? All trapped cats are typically examined for identification.
Finally, sterilizing these cats reduces nuisance behaviors (i.e., spraying, fighting, howling and roaming) and related complaints. In addition, TNR promotes public health by reducing the number of unvaccinated cats. TNR saves lives because fewer cats in shelters means fewer cats need to be killed, and fewer community cats in shelters increases adoption rates for friendly cats. What are the benefits of TNR? TNR saves taxpayer dollars by reducing the number of cats admitted to municipal shelters, which reduces their operating costs. Stopping the breeding is more effective that trap-and-kill methods at lowering the number of cat in the community. community) cats are humanely trapped, evaluated and spayed or neutered by a licensed veterinarian, ear-tipped to show they've been sterilized, vaccinated against rabies and distemper, and then returned to their original habitat to live out their lives. It's a comprehensive management plan in which homeless, free-roaming (a.k.a. What is TNR? TNR (trap-neuter-return) is a humane, nonlethal alternative to trap-and-kill that effectively manages community cat populations. We partner with the Oklahoma Humane Society to offer a TNR program for community cats.
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