Statement from Indiana State Board of Animal Health on Community Cat Programs

Community cat programs are designed to create safer communities and promote public health by reducing the number of unvaccinated, unsterilized cats.

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Community Cat Programs Help Protect Public Health

Written by Dr. Sandra Norman, DVM of the Indiana State Board of Animal Health, this letter discusses the benefits of TNR and vaccinations.

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