What is TNR?
TNR, which stands for Trap-Neuter-Return, is an effective and humane method used to control outdoor cat populations, specifically for community cats and feral cats. Madison County TNR is a vital initiative because it:
Controls the outdoor cat population by humanely preventing the continuous reproduction of cats through spaying and neutering.
Reduces nuisance behaviors in communities, including yowling, aggression, and territorial marking.
Helps to reduce the risk of disease transmission within the cat population, ensuring healthier community cats.
Helpful Resources
We've compiled a wide variety of trusted TNR resources to assist you on your journey with community cats and feral cats. If you're struggling to find what you need regarding Madison County TNR or other information about outdoor cats, feel free to drop us a line; we're always happy to help!