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Trap-Neuter-Return
(TNR) is a widely accepted practice for humanely controlling free-roaming cat
populations. While there are thousands of organizations and individuals that support and
regularly use TNR, there is virtually no published data on the practices of free-roaming
cat caretakers that would inform a standardized set of guidelines. The study presented
in this paper is Part One of a tw... read moreo part research project, The Recovery Diary Survey,
which aims to gather data on the practices of free-roaming cat caretakers and trappers,
specifically investigating post-operative practices and the behaviors of the cats during
their recovery in the United
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