Community Cats

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The Mutt-i-grees Team

Because of the overpopulation of felines, we see so many feral cats, and we tend to think that because they are outside, they are wild and self-sufficient, and they are fine on their own. Cats are more independent than dogs. However, they are sentient beings that require respect and need human care.

We work to change the narrative, misconceptions, stereotypes, and end euthanasia as a means of population control. But we can’t do it without you. Please meet the people that make the change happen. You can be one of them!

Community Cat Presentation
Get to know all about Community Cats in this presentation from our staff here at North Shore Animal League America. You’ll learn the best ways to care for our outdoor furry feline friends, about trap and release, and more!

Community Cat Tour
Take a tour through our Community Cats Center at North Shore Animal League America. Ted will show you all through the facility and even introduce you to some kitties!

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According to a recent survey, there are 86.4 million cats and 78.2 million dogs in homes across the country, with many families enjoying the company of both cats and dogs. This kit includes information about the characteristics, behavior, and needs of cats, especially those awaiting adoption in animal shelters. It features two sets of fun activities for grades PreK-6 and 7-12, and presents grade-appropriate information about feline issues from overpopulation to declawing. Educators can use this kit in conjunction with the Mutt-i-grees Curriculum and its ancillary programs or as a freestanding program in schools, YMCAs, afterschool programs, and summer camps. Live animals are not necessary for successful implementation.

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