Research and management attention on the impacts of the introduced domestic cat (Felis
catus) on Australian fauna have focussed mainly on the feral population. Here, we …

A lack of national legislation for cat management in New Zealand poses challenges for
ensuring that practices are consistently humane and effective. In this paper, we review the …

Domestic cats are popular companion animals, however not all live in human homes and
many cats live within shelters or as free-roaming, unowned-feral or stray cats. Cats can …

Simple Summary Free-roaming cats in urban areas are a source of nuisance complaints. In
Australia, legislation relating to requirements that cat owners microchip and contain their …

Objectives Unowned 'stray'domestic cats threaten wildlife, as well as create a community
nuisance and contribute to high rates of euthanasia in animal shelters. These cats can …

Objectives This study used computer simulation modeling to estimate and compare costs of
different free-roaming cat (FRC) management options (lethal and non-lethal removal, trap …

Stray cat population management is an important worldwide issue. Understanding citizen
attitudes towards stray cat control options is vital to the success of controlling stray cat …

Simple Summary Free-roaming cats in urban areas frequently cause complaints. In
Australia, cats are classed as domestic or feral depending on how and where they live, with …

Simple Summary Homeless cats pose a significant problem in Europe as they tend to
congregate in urban areas where they can find food and shelter. Over time, they may then …

Simple Summary When multiple urban free-roaming cats are being cared for by an owner or
a cat caregiver, it often results in public complaints due to concerns about nuisance …