Community Cats. Some people call them strays, some feral. The fact is that we share our planet with a lot of other creatures, including cats. We need to find a way to do it that is humane and good for the cats and the people.

Here's something that's being done in New York City -- a way to get the community involved, help the cats and keep rats away.

North Georgia Animal Alliance speaks for animals that cannot speak for themselves and are often at the mercy of people's biases and ignorance.

Euthanizing is not a free, cheap or effective solution to stray or feral cats in a community. It costs money to maintain a shelter, to buy drugs to kill animals, to incinerate and legally dispose of bodies and to keep up with the paperwork required to document these activities. The psychological toll on the people who perform this job is high, and being home to a high-kill shelter is demoralizing to a community and angers citizens.

There is a better way...

Animal Control Officers in Pima County, Arizona talk about a better way...

How TNR works, beginning to end...