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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2016 · 23 MIN

"When an animal control agency/animal shelter is working with a TNR group, it's a great relationship."

from The Community Cats Podcast

Former animal control officer Alice Burton has transformed her beliefs about trap-neuter-release. Alice tells Stacy about synergistic relationships between animal control departments and TNR organizations, resources for communities that hope to introduce TNR, and her own reluctant transition to believing in trap-neuter-release. Now working with Alley Cat Allies, Alice discusses other initiatives, like National Feral Cat Day. For more information, visit alleycat.org or call Alley Cat Allies' national help desk at 240-482-1980. To find out more visit Ally Cat Allies online.

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