Tabby cats in a cage up for adoption. Community efforts to control cat population at University of Florida.
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How Community Efforts Help To Control the Cat Population

By Zahrah Patel

On Oct. 13 and 14, the UF College of Veterinary Medicine teamed up with a nonprofit organization in an effort to keep the cat population under control. Through this collaboration, veterinary students had the opportunity to receive practical guidance as they sterilized over 150 cats.

Collaborative efforts to control cat population

Zahrah Patel
Zahrah Patel

Zahrah Patel is a Lifestyle writer at Evolve Media, where she educates, entertains, and empowers pet owners. Through her engaging articles, she provides valuable insights on everything from current events in the pet world to expert training advice and responsible pet ownership. In her leisure time, she enjoys bonding with her own furry companions or scrolling through adorable pet videos on social media.

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