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Hii sir, I Wants to get the Information About the Aggie Feral Cat Alliance of Texas of the Texas A&M University ?

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The Aggie Feral Cat Alliance of Texas (AFCAT) is a volunteer group of students, staff, and faculty from the TAMU campus. AFCAT's main goal is to work closely with the university in order to provide care and long-term management of feral cats on campus. In addition, AFCAT tries to decrease one potential source of feral cats - local strays - by providing educational information on the costs and commitment of responsible pet ownership.

The AFCAT program has the following 5 key parts:

Community education regarding stray overpopulation and responsibilities of pet ownership

Humane capture of feral cats on campus, identification, testing for infectious diseases, vaccination, and spay/neuter

Cats that are able to be socialized and tamed enter foster homes and can then be adopted out to forever homes through a careful screening process

Cats that are not able to be socialized and tamed are re-released to be monitored and maintained at designated feeding stations

Contact Details :

Contacting AFCAT
Phone: (979) 845-2351
E-mail: AFCAT@cvm.tamu.edu
Mail: Department of Veterinary Integrative Biosciences TAMU 4458
College Station, TX 77843-4458