Simple Summary For free-roaming cat management to be effective, people—including land
managers, conservationists, cat lovers and the general public—need to be sufficiently …

There is increasing awareness among animal shelter professionals regarding the role of
shelters in perpetuating inequities in pet ownership, although the relationship between …

Public feeding of free-roaming cats subsidizes their population growth, and has
consequences in highly interconnected ecosystems including predation of native wildlife …

Life in contemporary cities is often dangerous for stray cats, with strikingly low survival rates.
In several countries, trap-neuter-return (TNR) programs have been employed to control …

Community attitudes toward the treatment of animals are important to understand for the
development of intervention programs to prevent mistreatment. We aimed to investigate …

Little information has been reported about the welfare and management of free-roaming
animals in Middle Eastern countries. Here we describe a case study of free-roaming cat …

People's beliefs about feeding stray cats require investigation. Previous studies were based
on assumptions about sample homogeneity, potentially obscuring within-group and …

Guardians of domestic cats may seek advice from a veterinarian or professional cat behavior
advisor to address problematic cat behaviors. This advice typically involves a degree of …

Free‐roaming cats (FRCs) form nondomiciliary population groups that might lead to adverse
environmental effects, as well as to welfare impairment of the cats themselves. Though …

Feline behavioral problems can be treated successfully by good advice from cat-behavior
advisors, but guardians often do not comply with their advice. An experimental survey under …