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Are you looking for a way to help feral cats and caregivers alike?
We are in need of Veterinarians who are sympathetic to the plight of feral cats and would be willing to participate in our TNR program to help reduce the overpopulation of feral and stray cats on LI.
Veterinarians are the pivotal point in resolving this problem. Without spaying and neutering, propagation and suffering thrive.
If you would like to join our network of participating low cost Veterinarians for feral cats, please contact us for more information. You will be helping to resolve a widespread problem, carrying out an exemplary community service and increasing your client base as kittens are adopted and strays are taken in as pets, these become functional lifelong clients for your practice.
We are in need of Veterinarians who are sympathetic to the plight of feral cats and would be willing to participate in our TNR program to help reduce the overpopulation of feral and stray cats on LI.
Veterinarians are the pivotal point in resolving this problem. Without spaying and neutering, propagation and suffering thrive.
If you would like to join our network of participating low cost Veterinarians for feral cats, please contact us for more information. You will be helping to resolve a widespread problem, carrying out an exemplary community service and increasing your client base as kittens are adopted and strays are taken in as pets, these become functional lifelong clients for your practice.
Essential Equipment for Veterinarians - Comprehensive list for veterinarians and shelter personnel.
Feral Cat Q&A for Veterinarians brochure, by Brenda Griffin, DVM, Operation Cat Nap.
Eartipping: Feral Cat Identification Protocol - Eartipping is safe, humane and the universal identification for feral cats who have been sterilized.
Early Age Spay/Neuter Before Adoption - Sterilization from 7 to 16 weeks of age. Information veterinarians need to know about early age spay/neuter.
Can We Afford the Human Cost of Humane Euthanasia?
Building the Body of Scientific Evidence that TNR Works - Highlights four articles published in the Journal of American Veterinary Medicine (JAVMA) that prove the effectiveness of TNR - (Feral Cat Activist, spring 2003)
Addressing The Wisconsin Study - written by Laurie D. Goldstein with assistance from Christine L. O’Keefe, PhD and Heidi L. Bickel
Surgery Recovery Instructions - What caregivers need to know and do after their feral cat undergoes surgery.
To Test or Not to Test? Is Testing for FeLV and FIV in Feral Cats Always Necessary? Written in conjunction with Dr. Julie Levy, Operation Catnip, Gainesville, FL.
Dos and Don'ts of Stress Reduction (for Cats and Trappers) - Important tips on calming trapped cats and trappers alike.
Spay/Neuter Clinic Flow Chart and Protocols - from Operation Cat Nap.
Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Clinic Information and Resources Packet
Feral Cat Management by Julie Levy, DVM. Excerpt from Shelter Medicine for Veterinarians and Staff reprinted with permission. Please e-mail alleycat@alleycat.org to obtain a copy.
Feral Cat Q&A for Veterinarians brochure, by Brenda Griffin, DVM, Operation Cat Nap.
Eartipping: Feral Cat Identification Protocol - Eartipping is safe, humane and the universal identification for feral cats who have been sterilized.
Early Age Spay/Neuter Before Adoption - Sterilization from 7 to 16 weeks of age. Information veterinarians need to know about early age spay/neuter.
Can We Afford the Human Cost of Humane Euthanasia?
Building the Body of Scientific Evidence that TNR Works - Highlights four articles published in the Journal of American Veterinary Medicine (JAVMA) that prove the effectiveness of TNR - (Feral Cat Activist, spring 2003)
Addressing The Wisconsin Study - written by Laurie D. Goldstein with assistance from Christine L. O’Keefe, PhD and Heidi L. Bickel
Surgery Recovery Instructions - What caregivers need to know and do after their feral cat undergoes surgery.
To Test or Not to Test? Is Testing for FeLV and FIV in Feral Cats Always Necessary? Written in conjunction with Dr. Julie Levy, Operation Catnip, Gainesville, FL.
Dos and Don'ts of Stress Reduction (for Cats and Trappers) - Important tips on calming trapped cats and trappers alike.
Spay/Neuter Clinic Flow Chart and Protocols - from Operation Cat Nap.
Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Clinic Information and Resources Packet
Feral Cat Management by Julie Levy, DVM. Excerpt from Shelter Medicine for Veterinarians and Staff reprinted with permission. Please e-mail alleycat@alleycat.org to obtain a copy.
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