TNR or Trap-Neuter-Return is the most humane way of reducing the feral and neighborhood cat population.

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Stray or feral cats from neighborhoods or colonies are humanely trapped, spayed or neutered and vaccinated by a vet, and then returned to their respective neighborhood or colony (or to a new location if the previous one was unsafe or dangerous). 

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Through TNR, we reduce the feral cat population by preventing pregnancies, which in turn reduces the number of kittens born into a world where suffering is prevalent, and their chances of survival are slim.
 

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