Therefore, all researchers and personnel involved with pest animal control must be familiar with the approved euthanasia methods for the range of species encountered (both target and non-target) and have appropriate equipment or possibly drugs on hand so that euthanasia can be performed effectively and quickly. Any questions regarding the application, the Program Policy Guide, or TNR Rules sheet, should be directed to the Animal Control Unit at 38.The word euthanasia means an easy death and should be regarded as an act of humane killing with the minimum of pain, fear and distress.Įuthanasia of a range of animal species is often necessary during pest animal control programs and occasionally in research involving the capture or restraint of pest animals. Return the completed and signed application to the Animal Control Unit at the Police Department and one of our Animal Control Officers (ACOs) will contact you shortly thereafter.

The application, along with the TNR Program Policy Guide and TNR Rules, are available for download from this website. The current colony caregivers, who registered under CCFAW, will need to complete the City’s new application and re-register to be part of the new TNR program. 2020-9 on, the Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program for the City of Port Orange is up and running again! The city’s Animal Control Unit will oversee the TNR program, aimed at reducing the feral cat population, through collaboration with the current colony caregivers, volunteers, and other stakeholders. Following the City Council approval of Ordinance No. The City of Port Orange has determined that efforts to control the City’s feral cat population must continue.

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