what are TNR firmly opposed to
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TNR or Trap-Neuter-Return programs are firmly opposed to the practice of killing stray and feral cats as a means of population control. TNR programs aim to reduce the population of community cats in a humane and effective way by trapping them, spaying/neutering them, and returning them to their original location. This approach prevents the cats from breeding and having more kittens, which ultimately leads to a decrease in the feral cat population over time. TNR advocates believe that killing cats is both unethical and ineffective, as new cats would simply move in to fill the vacuum created by removing existing cats. TNR programs are focused on reducing the number of homeless cats in a humane way, while also improving the cats’ overall quality of life.
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