Question 1

What is TNR?

Accepted Answer

TNR stands for Trap-Neuter-Return, a humane method of managing feral cat populations. Cats are humanely trapped, spayed or neutered by a veterinarian, and then returned to their outdoor home.

Question 2

How do I start a cat colony feeding schedule?

Accepted Answer

Start by identifying regular feeding times (usually morning and evening), recruit reliable volunteers, and use Cat Colony Tracker to coordinate schedules and ensure consistent care.

Question 3

How can I help feral cats in my community?

Accepted Answer

You can help by volunteering with local TNR programs, providing food and water at regular times, building winter shelters, and using tools like Cat Colony Tracker to coordinate with other caretakers.

Question 4

What should I feed feral cats?

Accepted Answer

Feral cats should be fed quality dry or wet cat food. Avoid milk, as most cats are lactose intolerant. Provide fresh water daily, and feed at consistent times to establish a routine.

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