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There is no doubt that the outdoor cat population is a serious concern for wildlife, so what can we do about it? This program will cover the active steps Southern Arizona is taking to reduce the overpopulation of free-roaming outdoor cats, and how the community can get involved in making a difference in the lives of cats and urban wildlife through Trap Neuter Return. The program will address the history of free-roaming cats, common concerns regarding free-roaming cats, how to best help these cats and the community, what to do when you find kittens outside, and solutions for deterring cats from private properties and gardens.

Instructor: Angéline Fahey

Angéline Fahey is the Humane Society of Southern Arizona’s Community Cat Program Manager, whose free community program provides Trap Neuter Return assistance and education to people who care for outdoor cats, with the goal of dramatically reducing the outdoor cat population. Previously, Angéline worked for a wildlife hospital rehabbing baby wildlife and developing their education program to improve the public relationship and understanding of urban wildlife in Southern AZ.