Prevention-Focused Population Control

Provides traps and advice to support the humane management of feral cat colonies, including trap lending and assistance with trapping feral or stray cats in local neighborhoods.

Provides traps and advice to support the humane management of feral cat colonies, including trap lending and assistance with trapping feral or stray cats in local neighborhoods.

Rescues and rehabilitates stray, feral, and abandoned kittens and cats in the Phoenix metro area, including pregnant mother cats and their kittens. This involves transporting animals from euthanasia lists to safety, providing medical care, and ensuring socialization and behavioral care.

Rescues and rehabilitates stray, feral, and abandoned kittens and cats in the Phoenix metro area, including pregnant mother cats and their kittens. This involves transporting animals from euthanasia lists to safety, providing medical care for sick animals, and ensuring all adoptable kittens receive veterinary care and are spayed or neutered before adoption.

Provides socialization and behavioral care to ensure rescued kittens are comfortable around humans and other animals, preparing them for adoption.

Ensures all adoptable kittens receive necessary veterinary care, including vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered prior to adoption in compliance with state law.

Provides education and training to public stakeholders, agencies, and animal welfare organizations through webinars, customized virtual training sessions, hands-on workshops, and classroom visits. Also sponsors summer laboratory and field interns to expand expertise in humane wildlife management.

Provides education and training to public stakeholders, agencies, and animal welfare organizations through webinars, customized virtual training sessions, hands-on workshops, and classroom visits. Also sponsors summer laboratory and field interns to support workforce development in humane wildlife management.

Conducts research on wildlife population management methods that do not involve killing, including providing field application recommendations, population modeling for efficacy testing of fertility control products, and adhering to animal care and use protocols.

Conducts research on wildlife population management methods that do not involve killing, including providing field application recommendations, population modeling for efficacy testing of fertility control products, and adhering to animal care and use protocols.

Formulates and produces small-batch prototype non-lethal fertility control products for animal over-population, designed to meet regulatory approval (EPA, FDA, USDA), and provides instructions for scale-up manufacturing and quality control.

Formulates and produces small-batch prototype non-lethal fertility control products for animal over-population, designed to meet regulatory approval (EPA, FDA, USDA), and provides instructions for scale-up manufacturing and quality control.

Implements non-lethal fertility control programs to manage populations of invasive or overabundant wildlife, including rodents, in sensitive habitats and urban settings. Projects include the world's first rat abatement project using fertility control at a Safeway demolition site in Seattle and applications in animal care facilities.

Implements non-lethal fertility control programs to manage populations of invasive or overabundant wildlife, including rodents, in sensitive habitats and urban settings. Projects include the world's first rat abatement project using fertility control at a Safeway demolition site in Seattle and applications in animal care facilities.

Implements humane fertility control solutions to manage invasive species populations, protect native wildlife habitats, and reduce rodent populations in animal care facilities and urban environments, as demonstrated by significant reductions in rodent populations in specific projects.

Implements humane fertility control solutions to manage invasive species populations, protect native wildlife habitats, and reduce rodent populations in animal care facilities and urban environments, as demonstrated by significant population reductions in specific projects.

Implements humane fertility control solutions to manage invasive species populations, protect native wildlife habitats, and reduce rodent populations in animal care facilities and urban environments, as demonstrated by significant reductions in rodent populations in specific projects.

Sponsors webinars, customized virtual training sessions, hands-on workshops, and virtual classroom visits to educate organizations, agencies, animal welfare groups, and students on wildlife fertility control opportunities and methods.