<p>The annual proportion of cats being adopted from shelters was assumed dependent on owned cat carrying capacity following a 2-term logistic regression where a = -12, b = 12, N is the owned cat population size, and K is the owned cat carrying capacity. The reference line is the dashed line at the point where the probability of adoption is 0.5 and the population of owned cats is at carrying capacity.</p
About 7.6 million animals enter shelters each year (Pet Statistics. (n.d.)). Many factors have been ...
<p>Estimates of cat (a) and rabbit (b) abundance were higher during the non-breeding seasons. The th...
The purpose of this retrospective cohort study was to investigate determinants of adoption of cats a...
<p>The annual proportion of free-roaming cats adopted off the street (black line, right axis) was a ...
<p>Rate of ownership predicted from mean population estimates; predictions of ownership derived from...
<p>Presented are survival (<i>s</i>), sterilization rate (<i>n</i>), and fecundity (<i>f</i>) for ow...
<div><p>Concerns over cat homelessness, over-taxed animal shelters, public health risks, and environ...
Records on cat adoptions were collected from three cat shelters situated in different regions of the...
<p>In the table, the symbols represent: <i>H</i>—number of households in urban area, <i>Hc</i>—propo...
<p>Model-predicted proportion of the population of feral cats plotted against the observed proportio...
It is estimated that 2.5 million cats enter animal shelters in the United States every year and as ...
<p>The model-predicted numbers of cats (dark green bars) based on the four states of the model: Owne...
<p>Sensitivities are depicted for owned (blue), shelter (green), unowned (red; sum of free-roaming a...
<p>Model-predicted population abundance of unowned cats (sum of free-roaming and feral cats) plotted...
a<p>Scarce and abundant small mammals are defined as less than or greater than two individuals captu...
About 7.6 million animals enter shelters each year (Pet Statistics. (n.d.)). Many factors have been ...
<p>Estimates of cat (a) and rabbit (b) abundance were higher during the non-breeding seasons. The th...
The purpose of this retrospective cohort study was to investigate determinants of adoption of cats a...
<p>The annual proportion of free-roaming cats adopted off the street (black line, right axis) was a ...
<p>Rate of ownership predicted from mean population estimates; predictions of ownership derived from...
<p>Presented are survival (<i>s</i>), sterilization rate (<i>n</i>), and fecundity (<i>f</i>) for ow...
<div><p>Concerns over cat homelessness, over-taxed animal shelters, public health risks, and environ...
Records on cat adoptions were collected from three cat shelters situated in different regions of the...
<p>In the table, the symbols represent: <i>H</i>—number of households in urban area, <i>Hc</i>—propo...
<p>Model-predicted proportion of the population of feral cats plotted against the observed proportio...
It is estimated that 2.5 million cats enter animal shelters in the United States every year and as ...
<p>The model-predicted numbers of cats (dark green bars) based on the four states of the model: Owne...
<p>Sensitivities are depicted for owned (blue), shelter (green), unowned (red; sum of free-roaming a...
<p>Model-predicted population abundance of unowned cats (sum of free-roaming and feral cats) plotted...
a<p>Scarce and abundant small mammals are defined as less than or greater than two individuals captu...
About 7.6 million animals enter shelters each year (Pet Statistics. (n.d.)). Many factors have been ...
<p>Estimates of cat (a) and rabbit (b) abundance were higher during the non-breeding seasons. The th...
The purpose of this retrospective cohort study was to investigate determinants of adoption of cats a...
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