Support - new jersey & nationwide
The following support, endorse or otherwise accept the use of Trap-Neuter-Return as a legitimate and effective animal control tool for stemming the tide of unwanted feline births in feral cat colonies, protecting public health and reducing negative impact on wildlife.
- NJ Department of Health and Senior Services
- NJ Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
- NJ Governor’s Task Force on Animal Welfare
- Governor Jon Corzine’s Environmental Policy Transition Team
- Burlington County (NJ) Health Department
- National Animal Control Association
- The Humane Society of the United States
- ASPCA
- American Association of Feline Practitioners
- American Animal Hospital Association
- Association of Shelter Veterinarians
SUPPORT - ordinances in new jersey
Over 130 NJ municipalities have some form of officially sanctioned TNR program, whether through formal ordinances or resolutions or through agreements with their animal control department or local private nonprofits. Whatever the means, more and more municipalities are unitilizing TNR and seeing the positive results that follow. Municipal officials and staff are invited to contact us for this list.
Below is an article in the League of Municipalites magazine highlighting a few such towns as well as a sample ordinance and resolution.
- NJ State League of Municipalities Magazine – an article on municipal TNR programs
- Point Pleasant Beach Ordinance
- Burlington County Resolution