Primarily a professional resource for those who work in shelters, this book examines and evaluates current research regarding animal and human behaviors associated with the intake, management and rehoming of dog and cats.
A firsthand account of a social psychologist’s somewhat accidental introduction to the world of cat rescue, the trap-neuter-return method of feral cat management and the often hidden world of feral cats and the people who care and advocate for them. Includes survey research and descriptive accounts of the impact of feral cat work on caretakers, communities and cats.