Free‐roaming cat populations have been identified as a significant public health threat and
are a source for several zoonotic diseases including rabies, toxoplasmosis, cutaneous larval …

Simple Summary Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is advocated as an effective, humane and
ethical solution to problems caused by stray cats living in close association with human …

We used radio‐telemetry and collar‐mounted activity sensors to compare home range size,
habitat use, and activity patterns of owned and unowned free‐roaming cats on the outskirts …

Roaming pet cats Felis catus are a significant conservation issue because they may hunt,
harass and compete with wildlife; spread disease, interbreed with cats in feral populations …

Domestic cats Felis catus are distinct from other domesticated animals because their
phenotype and genotype are relatively unchanged. While they live with people as pets or …

Despite evidence that pet cats prey on urban wildlife and may transmit disease, there is
uncertainty over whether they cause declines in wildlife populations. The uncertainty fosters …

Feral cats raise public health concerns due to their large population numbers and ability to
harbour pathogens that cause disease in people, pets, and wildlife. Information regarding …

For most people, animals are the most significant aspects of the nonhuman world. They
symbolize nature in our imaginations, in popular media and culture, and in campaigns to …

Context Effective feral-cat (Felis silvestris catus) management requires a sound
understanding of the ways cats use their environment. Key characteristics of landscape use …

This article reviews the biology, ecological effects, and management of the domestic cat
(Felis catus) in the Pacific basin. The cat is one of the most controversial invasive species in …