Cats are among the most popular pets worldwide, but there are still major gaps in the
public's general understanding of their social behaviors and related needs, including for …

Foxes and cats are the most abundant medium‐sized urban carnivores. To date, however,
there has been a lack of effort to synthesize data on the spatial and trophic resources used …

Domestic cats (Felis catus) have contributed to the extinction of indigenous species
worldwide, but impacts in Africa are unstudied. We compare prey returned home from three …

Globally, unowned cats are a common element of urban landscapes, and the focus of
diverse fields of study due to welfare, conservation and public health concerns. However …

Simple Summary Urban stray cats in Australia are poorly regarded because of wildlife
predation and nuisance behaviors. However, current methods of population control via low …

Free‐roaming cats are a conservation concern in many areas but identifying their impacts
and develo** mitigation strategies requires a robust understanding of their distribution …

Domestic cats are a potential risk for native fauna in the Neotropics. Intrinsic (age, weight,
sex, color) and extrinsic (nocturnal confinement, time spent outside the home, distance to …

The recognized gap between research and implementation in avian conservation can be
overcome with translational ecology, an intentional approach in which science producers …

The estimation of abundance of wildlife populations is an essential part of ecological
research and monitoring. Spatially explicit capture–recapture (SCR) models are widely used …

Concerns over cat homelessness, over-taxed animal shelters, public health risks, and
environmental impacts has raised attention on urban-cat populations. To truly understand …