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Conflict between outdoor cats and native wildlife can be a dilemma for those who care about all animals. This brochure helps people prevent and resolve conflicts in their own backyards with easy to apply tips and tactics to keep both cats and wildlife safe. A great handout for animal shelters, wildlife rehab centers, and veterinary clinics. View the brochure.

The first 25 brochures are free; each additional pack of 25 brochures costs $5.

Often people aren’t sure what to do when they see a stray cat outdoors. From searching for a lost cat’s family to TNRing a community cat, this brochure guides people through what to do when they come across a cat they don’t know. This Spanish language handout is great for animal shelters, wildlife rehab centers and veterinary clinics. View the brochure.

Often people aren’t sure what to do when they see a stray cat outdoors. From searching for a lost cat’s family to TNRing a community cat, this brochure guides people through what to do when they come across a cat they don’t know. A great handout for animal shelters, wildlife rehab centers and veterinary clinics. View the brochure. Also available in Spanish.

Is your facility overwhelmed with panicked calls from the public about wildlife problems? Do you spend too much staff time and energy dealing with such calls? If so, this manual is for you!

Whether you’re an animal control officer, police dispatcher, shelter staffer, wildlife rehabilitator or veterinary or nature center staffer, this manual will give you the answers you need. Our aim is to provide easy, practical solutions—over the phone—for the wildlife dilemmas you encounter daily.

Humane wildlife conflict resolution begins with prevention. This brochure (designed for the public) provides 10 tips to help people prevent potential conflicts with our wild neighbors before they occur. A great handout for animal shelters, wildlife rehabilitation centers, veterinary clinics and more!

Designed for municipal leaders, this guide makes the case for those policies and approaches known to be effective in managing community cats while explaining the pitfalls of those that simply don’t work. The guide examines how typical conflicts can be mitigated and addresses proactive approaches as well as the importance of collaborative efforts in local communities. Concisely focused on what local leaders want and need to know, this guide is endorsed by the International City/County Management Association and while well-supported by the latest science is also easy to read and understand.