Ca2felfogás

Ca2felfogás is a term originating from Hungarian that can be translated to "cat catching" or "kitten catching." It refers to the practice of capturing stray or feral cats, often for the purpose of spaying or neutering them to control their population. This process is a key component of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs, which aim to humanely manage feral cat colonies. Ca2felfogás typically involves using humane traps to capture the animals without causing them harm. Once caught, the cats are taken to a veterinary clinic for sterilization surgery, vaccination, and sometimes ear-tipping to mark them as sterilized. After recovery, they are returned to their original colony. The goal of ca2felfogás is to reduce the number of unwanted kittens born into the streets, thereby decreasing the overall stray cat population over time and improving the welfare of the existing cats. It is a widely practiced method in animal welfare initiatives aimed at feral cat management in various countries.