Cats and Wildlife

The research cited by bird and conservation organizations can be traced back to a handful of deeply flawed studies that have become the “holy grail” of statistics. And they completely ignore data regarding the effectiveness of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), which has been gathered by countless highly accredited veterinarians and cat organizations through years of research and rescue.

Cats and Predation

Through the years, cats have learned to recognize dumpsters and humans as potential food sources. Biologist and cat behaviorist, Peter Neville says, “A deliberate strategy of scavenging has enabled many feral cats almost to give up hunting altogether."

Where Have All
the Birds Gone?

National and World Reports conclude that human activity―habitat loss, climate change, pollution, and pesticides―is the culprit of declining bird and wildlife populations.

Debunking the Myths and Misinformation

The research and data these organizations offer can be traced back to a handful of deeply flawed studies that have become the “holy grail” of statistics. Not to mention, they completely ignore statistical information regarding the effectiveness of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), which has been gathered by countless highly accredited veterinarians and cat organizations through years of research and rescue.