Our policy includes procedures and guidelines to coordinate the humane trapping, spaying or neutering and sometimes re-homing of feral cats within the Lac La Biche County Region to improve the health and welfare of the feral cat population (both urban and rural) through a volunteer-based initiative thereby proactively addressing feral cat complaints and reducing health risk to the public. At the same time, the objectionable spraying, vocalizing and fighting behaviors of cats in the colony are largely eliminated. TNR programs have the ability to stabilize the population of a feral cat co lony and, over time, reduce it.
The Lac La Biche Regional Humane Society believes that the most humane, effective, and financially sustainable strategy for controlling feral ( free-roaming ) cat populations is Trap-Neuter-R eturn (TNR), whereby ferals are trapped, sterilized, vaccinated, and returned to their colony of origin.
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