A feral cat is a domestic feline that lives wild, avoiding human contact, often born outdoors without socialization. Unlike strays, they aren’t pets. Effective management uses Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs, where colonies are sterilized and monitored. Communities, shelters, and wildlife agencies benefit from reduced overpopulation, lower euthanasia rates, and stabilized ecosystems, while caretakers provide food and shelter, improving feline welfare.
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