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| Colony 125 - Posted June 23, 2009  later, when the family moved, the thirty-two surviving cats were left behind for the new home owners to care for. The new owners contacted Triple R Pets, and together we set up a TNR (trap/neuter/return) program. To date, ten females and four males have been fixed and vaccinated and returned to the home to live their lives in peace. Only three breeding females remain at large, and the owner is bringing them in this month for their veterinarian care...Click here for Full Story |
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Triple R Pets Sponsors Cats in Cook County, Illinois Triple R Pets is proud to be one of six approved Sponsors for feral cats in Cook County, Illinois. Our immediate goal is to help feral cats live healthier, safer lives. Our long range mission is to reduce the number of unwanted cats and kittens entering shelters and thus reduce euthanization rates for generations of cats to come. Are you feeding or providing shelter for cats that live outside? HOW YOU CAN HELP THE OUTSIDE CATS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD:
Spay Days! |
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Triple R Pets Complete Feral Cat Colony Case Study A thirty-one month case study of a managed feral cat colony was conducted in the south-western suburbs of Cook County, Illinois. Tracking the success of a managed trap-neuter-return program vs traditional trap and remove programs demonstrated the population reduction in this colony. Read the full study by downloading it here.
Pictured: A member of the colony that was studied |
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